The City of Dunwoody, Georgia, USA has confirmed that there will be no pop-up/temporary or permanent protected bike lane anywhere in the city during National Bike Month 2025 (May) or for any confirmed date thereafter*, […]
The City of Dunwoody, Georgia, USA has confirmed that there will be no pop-up/temporary or permanent protected bike lane anywhere in the city during National Bike Month 2025 (May) or for any confirmed date thereafter*, […]
Sunrise, sunset. Sunrise, sunset. Swiftly fly the years that we’ve been waiting for safe-access-for-all in my self-proclaimed family-friendly suburb city. It’s happening, little by little, and the latest talk (and yes, it’s still talk) is […]
Update June 26, 2024: I received word last evening that my city is trying to artificially boost its PeopleForBikes score by encouraging Google to include bike lanes that don’t meet standards for safe access for […]
Another day. Another person riding a bike hit by a motor vehicle driver somewhere in our country (this time right down the block from me). Another email to city hall (with slight edits to improve […]
I know, I know. I sound like a broken record on these topics but I get a chance to sit and think about these things while Traveling at the Speed of Bike (and rollerskating). Plus, […]
So I got a notice this morning that 1.8k people within the first 48 hours have viewed my recent post on the community forum NextDoor (which I’ve reprinted at the end of this post*), where […]
So word just got out that my local LIDL’s is closing in a week. Can’t say we didn’t see that coming. The place is empty almost all the time, with just a core group of […]
Ugh — I keep adding to this post and it has gotten longgggggggg. Sorry about that! It’s intended to serve as a public record of rubber-hits-the-road truth in a city-at-a-crossroads. Chapters 2, 6 and the […]