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“The study, like so many before it, fails to recognize that cyclists, drivers, pedestrians, are all people. And that ALL PEOPLE disobey traffic laws, regardless of mode... Looks like a study specifically tailored to confirm conventional wisdom.”

– Streetsman In response to "Study Finds Cyclists Need Safer Streets"
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Indoor Bike Parking: How to Get It Done

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The Bikes in Buildings Bill still awaits a hearing in City Council, while building managers weigh whether to voluntarily provide bike access and parking. Thankfully, not everyone is hesitating. Here's how one New York office building just got friendlier for bike commuters. Continue reading »

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Eyes on the Street

Parking-protected bike lane

Grand Street in Manhattan

From: ratherbebiking November 17, 2008

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- Barnard said:
  "Mr. Sweeney, I was wondering if you could tell us a little about the current membership of the SoHo Alliance. The organization has a vaunted history, defeating Robert Moses and all..."
- Mark Walker said:
  "The House Energy Committee may have a new chairman if Henry Waxman (D-CA) replaces John Dingell (D-MI). So we’d have an environmentalist pushing out the carmaking..."
- Fritz said:
  "I wonder if e-mailing them helps. I told them they don’t need to support bike lanes but they do need to do fair stories about them and that I can’t support a channel that..."
- Mark Walker said:
  "As your picture shows, the protected bike also provides an island of protection for peds crossing the street. In addition, it reduces the number of car lanes we have to cross. I..."
- Streetsman said:
  "Sigh - so many flaws with this biased study. The five biggest omissions I would call out: 1. The study did not distinguish between cyclists that yielded at a red lights versus..."
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