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T4A: One in Nine American Bridges Structurally Deficient

There’s a new report out on the state of America’s bridges, and with it a new raft of disturbing statistics. Nearly one in nine, or 11 percent, are structurally deficient — meaning a bridge inspector has rated a major component of the...

Published Wed, Jun 19 2013 4:17 PM by Streetsblog Capitol Hill
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Shape the Future of BikeTexas!

We got this email from our friends at BikeTexas recently and we want to be sure that all of you see it as well. This is your chance to help decide the future direction of BikeTexas and their efforts to make our great State a better place for cyclists...

Published Wed, Jun 19 2013 2:04 PM by It's Time To Ride!
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“The Twilight of the Appropriations Process”: House GOP Gets Its Knives Out

Constrained by Paul Ryan’s budget and the sequester, the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Transportation and HUD passed a $44 billion spending bill for 2014 – 15 percent lower than 2013 enacted levels. The bill contains $15.3 billion in discretionary...

Published Wed, Jun 19 2013 12:50 PM by Streetsblog Capitol Hill
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Sunflower Cycling News: 2013-06-19

Manhattan Seeks Volunteers For Bicycling Videos, Pittsburg Celebrates New Trail Grant, Garden City’s Talley Trail, Kansas airman to bike Iowa, Promoting Complete Streets in Barton County, and more bicycling news and events from Kansas and neighboring...

Published Wed, Jun 19 2013 12:36 PM by Kansas Cyclist News Blog
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Detroit’s Regional Planners Need to Kick the Highway Habit

They say the first step to recovery is admitting you have a problem. But the people who shape the future of greater Detroit — despite all the urban flight, sprawl, and decline they’ve seen – just can’t seem to acknowledge that...

Published Wed, Jun 19 2013 12:15 PM by Streetsblog Capitol Hill
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The value of volunteering

Within a month of moving to Chicago in 2007, the MB Financial Bank Bike the Drive was the first event I participated in my new city. Seven years later I was behind the scenes as the Active Trans volunteer coordinator, organizing hundreds of volunteers...

Published Wed, Jun 19 2013 11:56 AM by Active Transportation Alliance blogs
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Words Escape Me

By Rick Bernardi What does one say, in the middle of the night, when once again, a cyclist lays dead and our system of injustice gives us its grotesque pro forma ritual of shifting the blame to the cyclist, and exonerating the driver? What does one say...

Published Wed, Jun 19 2013 11:28 AM by Bob Mionske's BicycleLaw.com Blog on Bicycle Law and Advocacy
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One in 9 bridges still “structurally deficient” as average age nears 50 years

One in nine of the bridges and overpasses American drivers cross each day is rated in poor enough condition that some could become dangerous or be closed without near-term repair, according to our new 2013 report on the nation's bridges. Lay them all...

Published Wed, Jun 19 2013 11:00 AM by Transportation For America » Campaign Blog
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“We’re a Highway Department, Not a Bicycle Department”

The anecdote we’re about to relay happened in St. Louis County, but it could have occurred in almost any community between New York and Portland. Alex Ihnen at NextSTL caught local transportation officials admitting what generally goes unspoken...

Published Wed, Jun 19 2013 10:29 AM by Streetsblog Capitol Hill
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Special Discount on New TevaSphere Shoes – Expires July 31st

I wrote a few weeks ago about how pleased I was with my new TevaSphere boots ( Click here to read my review.) Now you can try them for yourself at 15% off. Simply place an on-line order and use Discount Code: TSBLOG-KNAS-UVCX-P999-DU6D. But hurry, the...

Published Wed, Jun 19 2013 9:30 AM by New York Outdoors Blog
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Amtrak Bicycle Baggage Cars Could Boost Tourism

It sure would help those of us who want to do a one-way bike trip on the Erie Canalway Trail! Click here to read Amtrak Bicycle Baggage Cars Could Boost Tourism. Filed under: Biking, Erie Canalway Trail Tagged: trains Read More...

Published Wed, Jun 19 2013 9:29 AM by New York Outdoors Blog
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RAAM Update #3

TBL Mechanic Daniel Wilcox is wrenching for Race Across America Team Green Beret Foundation. He is sending us updates throughout his adventure. Hello- Update Monday, June 17th Unfortunately, we don’t have wireless- so updates may be pretty short...

Published Wed, Jun 19 2013 9:23 AM by The Bike Lane Blog
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Flying bicycle: Commuting's future?

Duratec Bicycles has unveiled a flying electric bicycle in the Czech Republic, but with a dummy rider/pilot. Unfortunately, the fans used to provide lift and steering are unwieldy and large, and the batteries last only five minutes. But the company expects...

Published Tue, Jun 18 2013 6:53 PM by Ride, Run, Work Out - OrlandoSentinel.com
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Released: Giant Tempt 27.5 Women’s Mountain Bikes

Giant has released to the wild three models of a new women’s 27.5″ mountain bike called the Tempt. Available in the 0, 2 & 5, look for full spec and... Read More...

Published Tue, Jun 18 2013 3:58 PM by Bike Shop Girl
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Forest Service Issues Favorable Recommendation for Bike Access on Continental Divide Trail in Colorado

The Coninental Divide Scenic Trail offers incredible backcountry experinces. For Immediate Release 6-18-2013 Contact: mark [dot] eller [at] imba [dot] com (Mark Eller) IMBA Communications Director 303-545-9011 ext. 115 read more Read More...

Published Tue, Jun 18 2013 3:36 PM by News
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