So almost two years ago I asked about my suburb-city getting Zagster bikeshare in the parks, which is offered for free for up to three hours a day to anyone in participating metro Atlanta suburb-cities […]
Tag: Chief Bicycle Officer
My commute to work
So I usually: pack my bike in the trunk and drive my car four relatively flat miles to the train station (because my suburb-city does not support true safe access-for-all and I don’t always want […]
Last stand at the taxi stand (revisited)
Yesterday when I was riding my Best of Atlanta Loop (see maps in Bonus Resources*), I came upon this sign and I knew exactly what it meant — that no one has changed this practice […]
Continuing education
Just five months in to 2018 and I am excited to announce that I have fulfilled my League Cycling Instructor Continuing Education recertification requirements for 2018. This year, in addition to Pedal Power with Pattie […]
You don’t need permission, you know
After applying for that Chief Bicycle Officer job with the City of Atlanta, I got to liking the title so much that I decided to just give it to myself (being a Take the Lane […]
Underdog
So the first few questions on the City of Atlanta job application for Chief Bicycle Officer ask me if I went to school for engineering (that would be no), if I had this and that […]
As Atlanta’s new Chief Bicycle Officer
When I heard that the nation’s first Chief Bicycle Officer, Becky Katz, right here in Atlanta, was leaving (for Berlin, I believe), I got interested in that position. I’ll be available full-time September 15 for […]
Traveling at the Speed of Bike 