Bicycling

You don't have to wait for a more planet-friendly administration in Washington if you want to curb transportation-related emissions. Here's how.

I've had many beautiful and joyful memories of biking around the city this past summer, but I also have a number of biking memories that still cause anger, frustration, and sadness. Just the other day I thought about the parallels between me blaming myself or searching for meaning in the harassment I faced, and the constant self-blame I heard from clients who had experienced interpersonal violence when I worked as a therapist. Harassment from drivers is a form of interpersonal violence, and it’s a shame that many Chicagoans don’t see it as such.

SF Chron headline pits teachers against cyclists, but that's a steaming pile of scapegoating for failed transportation and housing policies

If your city won't build a protected bike lane, the least it can do is fix the streets you've got. Here's how to help make that happen.

The "85th Percentile Rule" relies on outdated assumptions and needs to be fixed

"I will admit we have had some ups and downs," the city's transportation commissioner said about delays at the congested tourist Mecca. "I apologize."

After decades of campaigns, advocacy and hard work, the dream of a car-free Market Street is here

There's plenty of data on brain injuries from crashes, and studies showing how helmets could prevent them.

If we want more people to ride buses and bikes, we've got to help make the experience not only safe and efficient, but enjoyable.