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A new national report from the Alliance for Biking and Walking shows that Columbus has maintained it’s rank in 40th place out of the 51 largest US cities when analyze miles of bike infrastructure. The “Bicycling and Walking in the U.S.:2012 Benchmarking… [Read More]
In this week’s podcast we sit down for coffee with Jeff Stephens, the Executive Director of Consider Biking. Jeff provides us with some insight on the local biking community as well as updates on the Bicentennial Bikeways Plan, the Share… [Read More]
From ConsiderBiking.org: Lawless Cycling on High St. By Jeff Stephens For the last 18 months, I’ve spent an average of one hour per week, defending our bicycling community against the “you’re all lawless scofflaws…running red lights…etc” rant. My defense that… [Read More]
From ConsiderBiking.org: 3-Foot Passing Bill Introduced By Jeff Stephens Ohio is on its way to to joining 15 other states that have a three-foot passing law. Senator Teresa Fedor of Toledo introduced Ohio Senate Bill 174 on Monday, September 28. … [Read More]
From The Other Paper: Bikes: What’s there to fight about? By Lyndsey Teter The story begins in 1991, when the Central Ohio Biking Advocacy Coalition was formed. It worked behind the scenes—maybe a little too behind the scenes—to advocate for… [Read More]
If you are an experienced cyclist and know your ways around Columbus, Consider Biking needs your help! They have put together a Bicycle Usability Map and now they need your help to verify and validate the “levels of service” (routes) on… [Read More]
The most popular form of transportation in 2008 was also one of the most controversial subjects on Columbus Underground: Biking. In May, Consider Biking opened up the warm weather season with launching Bike to Work Week, aimed at educating the… [Read More]
Consider Biking pushed out an email newsletter update on Thursday that contains a great recap of their accomplishments throughout 2008 as well as their goals for 2009. You can read the full newsletter here
Mike Reed designed a beautiful new site for local commuter cyclists. Check it out!
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