
Disturbing Trends in Law Enforcement
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As more and more people take to cycling in Florida, and as more and more learn how to drive their bicycles in a safe and law-abiding manner, a disheartening trend is starting to emerge.

I Am Not a Bicyclist
I’ve spent the past two decades trying to figure out how make bicycling work better for people. Perhaps instead I should have been trying to figure out how to make our communities work better. As John Wooden implied, when it comes to cycling, I’m a know-it-all, but when it comes to what really counts...
I’ve found I have to refute a number of things I used to believe, or at least wanted to be true. That’s a fancy way of saying I was wrong.

The Bicycling Apocalypse: A Manifesto of Liberation Over Segregation
Bicycling in the United States suffers from a failure of imagination.
Failures of imagination usually grow out of a sense that the current situation is unchangeable. Cultures often create such a sense of inevitability inadvertently, but in some cases it’s due to an intentional effort by some to maintain the status quo.

The Enforcement of Imaginary Laws
The Judge Mirandizes us as a group, then brings us forward…

Where do we find justice?
It is an injustice that we permit the careless and reckless to…

The Culture of Speed vs the Culture of Trust
I have a number of other things to write about the trip,…


Law Enforcement Bias and the 3ft Law
So, I finally got around to reading through the links Eric provided…