bike lanes

The Surprising Reasons A Biking Boom Is Great For Cities

There's a national bike shortage as the U.S. embraces cycling during the pandemic. It's good for our health and the environment -- but there are some less obvious benefits too.
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More People Are Biking These Days — So Why Are Kids Riding Less?

Experts call for better city planning that makes cycling and walking easier and safer for people of all ages.
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Cyclists Shouldn’t Have To Risk Their Lives Just To Use The Road

A crash that killed five cyclists in Michigan has activists calling for streets that are safe for everyone.
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They've Invented An Ingenious New Type Of Intersection That Can Save Lives

The so-called Dutch junction is spreading to American cities.
By Ryan Holeywell, Kinder Institute for Urban Research

How Cyclists Are Causing Cities Worldwide To Rethink Bike Safety

"Mobility overall is a human right."
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How The Decline Of Cars Is Changing Cities For The Better

Dense downtowns, public transit and walkable streets attract young residents and have economic, environmental and health benefits.
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Why A Black Church Says Bike Lanes Could Violate Their Religious Freedom

The historically black church alleges the city is trying to run them out in the wake of gentrification.
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