Attitudes
Open Streets: Coming to a community near you?
Imagine a street closed to motorized traffic. Now imagine this street alive with human activity [...]
The Grad Student Goes to the Bike Summit, Part 2: Learning from the Pros
The first item on the National Bike Summit schedule for the afternoon of Monday, March [...]
Washington Bicycle Poster Contest Winners
Why do you think bikes make life better? That was the question posed to students [...]
The Grad Student Goes to the Bike Summit, Part 1: Joining Forces
Writing a dissertation can be a lonely process. You’re the only person who knows all [...]
Streets are for Everyone: Involving Children in Tacoma’s Complete Streets Program
This post originally appeared on The Congress for the New Urbanism’s blog, CNU.org/salons. The post [...]
Reimagining Bicycle-Friendly Cities at the UW Bicycle Urbanism Symposium June 19-22
The University of Washington’s College of Built Environments is hosting an exciting new event June [...]
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Legacy and Bicycling: How Do We Build a Coalition for Bicycle Justice?
Guest Blogger Adonia E. Lugo is an anthropologist and activist who uses ethnographic research on [...]
Leading by Example: Execs at Seattle technology firm encourage a healthier commute by getting on their bikes
Guest blogger Kris Barker is one of three co-founders of Express Metrix Asset Management Software, a [...]
Island Tour: Eating our Way through the San Juan and Gulf Islands August 29-September 3 2012
photos by the author except as noted Gratitudes In this week’s spirit of sharing gratitude, [...]
Friday Fun: Detroit Bike City
We were inspired and impressed with the bike culture that has emerged in Detroit and [...]