December 2011 - RTC Blogroll

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More bike racks in Southwest Detroit

More bike parking, more local green jobs. From the West Vernor and Springwells Business Improvement District (BID) newsletter: The BID partnered with the SDBA and the SMART Bus System to identify locations for the installation of 8 decorative bike rakes...

Published Wed, Dec 14 2011 5:35 AM by m-bike.org
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Looking to the Future at First Park Art Park

If you’re interested in building the future of this innovative urban space in New York, you should definitely be there this weekend. Read More...

Published Wed, Dec 7 2011 2:24 PM by Project for Public Spaces
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railstotrails: New on TrailBlog: Volusia County's Bright Trails Future Hinges on Survival of Transportation Enhancements http://t.co/pSZ9qGs6

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Published Wed, Dec 7 2011 1:28 PM by Twitter / railstotrails
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2012 Predicted to be Heavy Deer Tick Year

Just came upon an interesting article in the NY Times from a few days ago. Fall 2010 had record high acorn production, which in turn created a very large population of field mice and (presumably) a large population of deer ticks on those mice. This fall...

Published Wed, Dec 7 2011 9:33 AM by New York Outdoors Blog
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Cornell committee proposes safety steps for Ithaca’s gorges

New safety and infrastructure projects, increased educational outreach and continued research were some recommendations made by the Gorge Safety Steering Committee that Cornell University President David Skorton endorsed last week. “In accepting...

Published Wed, Dec 7 2011 9:32 AM by New York Outdoors Blog
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Bike corral pilot expansion

The City of Los Angeles will soon be expanding its bike corral pilot program to further evaluate the Department of Transportation”s bike corral design and placement. A bike corral is an on-street parking facility for bicycles. It can typically accommodate...

Published Wed, Dec 21 2011 8:27 PM by LADOT Bike Blog
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Health Benefits of Ciclovia Events Outweigh Costs

Ciclovia, Sunday Parkways, Open Streets, Walk and Roll — no matter what your community calls its car-free street event, they are well worth the effort, according to a new study published in the Journal of Urban Health. A careful cost-benefit analysis...

Published Wed, Dec 21 2011 10:28 AM by Streetsblog Capitol Hill
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The Federal Government Wants to Bribe You to Drive to Work

Did you need another reason to be disappointed in the federal government? Well today’s your lucky day! In case you had any doubts, this is how the government would like you to spend your mornings. In fact, Washington will pay you to choose driving...

Published Wed, Dec 7 2011 10:36 AM by Streetsblog Capitol Hill
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Donate to Streetsblog: Stand Up For Safe Streets and Transportation Choices

As cities struggle to undo the damage from decades of autocentric, sprawl-inducing policies, they often come up against state and federal transportation officials that insist on supporting a status quo that leads to more traffic congestion, more pollution...

Published Wed, Dec 7 2011 12:25 PM by Streetsblog Capitol Hill
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OMB: Senate Seeking Too Much Highway Money to Fund Transportation Bill

These numbers, from the Office of Management and Budget, indicate that the Highway Account of the Highway Trust fund is in better fiscal shape than previously thought. So why are senators still chasing after $12 billion? Source: OMB Sen. Max Baucus (D...

Published Wed, Dec 7 2011 3:35 PM by Streetsblog Capitol Hill
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Adventure Cycling trends show growing interest in bicycle touring

When the Adventure Cycling Association convened its local members in Seattle last year, at left, I had no idea we were part of the largest bicycling organization in the US. But the nonprofit created to chart a cross-country bicycle route to celebrate...

Published Wed, Dec 7 2011 8:00 AM by Biking Bis - Bicycle Touring
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Preview: Surly Troll. One Part MTB, One Part Utility

While at the Surly Intergalactic Headquarters of QBP I was able to demo a few bikes for commuting purposes from my abode to the headquarters. While there was... Read More » Read More...

Published Sat, Dec 17 2011 6:53 PM by Bike Shop Girl » Empowering women within cycling
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New Cannondale, GT bikes, more for holidays

Cannondale is promoting some new bikes and accessories: Cannondale Bad Girl 3: $800. Cannondale calls this bike “sophistipunk” with “urban mobility” and “fun handling” — read more here. Cannondale Teramo: $109...

Published Mon, Dec 19 2011 1:22 PM by The Chain Gang - Orlando Sentinel
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Transportation for America responds to Senate Commerce Committee actions on transportation authorization

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Senate Commerce Committee today adopted two key policy measures for the upcoming authorization of the federal transportation program. The “Surface Transportation and Freight Policy Act of 2011” establishes policy goals for the federal...

Published Wed, Dec 14 2011 3:15 PM by Transportation For America » Campaign Blog
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Senate committee takes positive steps for freight, multimodalism, performance and safer streets

The Senate Commerce Committee this morning passed a bill to create and implement goals and objectives for the overall transportation bill, update our federal freight transportation policy, and an amendment to help ensure that federal dollars help build...

Published Wed, Dec 14 2011 6:14 PM by Transportation For America » Campaign Blog
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