March 2012 - RTC Blogroll

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Seattleites Predict A-Park-alypse If Parking Minimums Are Lifted

Kudos to Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn for proposing a smart regulatory reform package that would, among other things, eliminate parking minimums on new developments near transit stops. Can Seattle civilization continue if parking minimums are lifted on new...

Published Thu, Mar 29 2012 11:21 AM by Streetsblog Capitol Hill
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A Day on the FLT – Photo Montage

The JEM hiking group consisting of Jacqui Wensich, John Elia and Max Blenis from Bullthistle Hiking Club hiked the FLT in the Finger Lakes on March 27th, 2012. It was a day that started out 24 degrees then gradually warned up to 45 degrees. Sunny, but...

Published Thu, Mar 29 2012 10:32 AM by New York Outdoors Blog
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Live-Blogging the House Transportation Extension Debate & Vote

After a long night’s wrangling over the budget, the House convened early (for them) at 9 this morning to tackle a 90-day 60-day 90-day extension of the transportation bill. We’ll bring you the fireworks as they happen. 9:29 Blumenauer...

Published Thu, Mar 29 2012 9:30 AM by Streetsblog Capitol Hill
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Georgia Legislators Have Bikes on their Mind

How could they not, after more than 1,500 cyclists rallied on the steps of the capitol building on Tuesday! The Georgia Rides to the Capitol event hosted by Georgia Bikes! is an annual demonstration of the widespread support for better bicycling conditions...

Published Thu, Mar 29 2012 9:00 AM by Bikeleague.org Blog
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House GOP Is Back to a 90-Day Extension, Will See Debate Tomorrow

Another day, another another twist in the House’s efforts to pass a transportation bill. John Mica and John Boehner have repeatedly stumbled this week in their efforts to pass a stopgap measure . Photo: Zimbio Yesterday’s postponed vote on...

Published Wed, Mar 28 2012 5:09 PM by Streetsblog Capitol Hill
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A smoother future for some San José bikeway routes

The San José City Council voted yesterday to spend limited resources on repairing 400 miles of the city's 2,400 mile road network. Admirably, bicycle facilities will benefit from the focused spending. Because San José has such a large backlog of pavement...

Published Wed, Mar 28 2012 4:55 PM by Silicon Valley Bicycle Coalition - Promoting the Bicycle for Everyday Use
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Bike with the Commish: Touring the Hudson River Greenway with NYC Parks Commissioner Adrian Benepe

The New York City Department of Parks & Recreation holds sway over 5,000 different properties encompassing 29,000 acres of land — nearly 15 percent of America’s largest city. The person who just passed the 10-year mark as NYC Parks Commissioner...

Published Wed, Mar 28 2012 4:10 PM by City Parks Blog
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Is Your City Design-Centered or Place-Centered?

While good design is important to creating great places, it is but one tool in your kit--not the driving force behind good Placemaking. Read More...

Published Wed, Mar 28 2012 3:41 PM by Project for Public Spaces
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The Utter Futility of a Gas Tax “Holiday”

Disclaimer: The House and Senate, in the grand scheme of things, have plenty of time to hack together a short-term extension of transportation funding, or even to pass the Senate bill outright if they felt like it. If Congress can't pass an extension...

Published Wed, Mar 28 2012 3:37 PM by Streetsblog Capitol Hill
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The Pedal Pale Ale Keg Ride is April 28th!

Grab a bike and a Good Friend for the running of the 8th Annual Keg Ride. The East End Brewing Company is back at it again to raise money for ABOARD and BikePGH this year. THE RIDE: To help spread the word about what it means to operate an environmentally...

Published Wed, Mar 28 2012 2:53 PM by Bike Pittsburgh
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railstotrails: New on TrailBlog: A Party in Massachusetts to Celebrate Rail-Trail Milestone http://t.co/YeWFgw9c

railstotrails: New on TrailBlog: A Party in Massachusetts to Celebrate Rail-Trail Milestone http://t.co/YeWFgw9c Read More...

Published Wed, Mar 28 2012 2:41 PM by Twitter / railstotrails
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Essential Pittsburgh Radio Show on 90.5 fm talks cycling in Pittsburgh

Local NPR affiliate highlights the state of cycling in Pittsburgh 90.5 Essential Public Radio‘s program Essential Pittsburgh covers many aspects of cycling in Pittsburgh. Advocacy: Interview with BikePGH’s own Becca Susman located here Business...

Published Wed, Mar 28 2012 1:44 PM by Bike Pittsburgh
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Is your college campus bicycle friendly?

Picking up the NCAA March Madness theme, the League of American Bicyclists has announced the latest additions to its list of Bicycle Friendly Universities.The League added 5 colleges each to the Silver and Bronze rankings, raising the number of bike friendly...

Published Wed, Mar 28 2012 1:34 PM by Biking Bis - Bicycle Touring
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More March Madness: New Bicycle-Friendly Universities Announced

The NCAA basketball tournament is down to the Final Four, but the bracket of Bicycle Friendly Universities (BFU) is expanding. Today, the League advanced nine new universities to the elite ranks of bicycle-friendly campuses. “As universities compete...

Published Wed, Mar 28 2012 1:27 PM by Bikeleague.org Blog
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Spring St. material testing this weekend

The Spring St. green bike lane will be undergoing a planned material test starting this Sunday, April 1st. Testing will occur along three blocks; 5th St. to 6th St., 6th St. to 7th St., and Aliso St. to Temple St. LADOT will be testing a variety of materials...

Published Wed, Mar 28 2012 1:04 PM by LADOT Bike Blog
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