Shown below are two videos from the same basic spot on a main road in my suburb city. The first one is a video that the public works director of my city used in a […]
Tag: Dunwoody
11 Tips Following an Assault while Riding a Bike
A year has passed (just about) since my assault while Traveling at the Speed of Bike in the place I call home. Strengthened 3-Feet-to-Pass laws went into effect in several states (including mine) yesterday, and […]
The Next Three Weeks as Your Metro Atlanta Bicycle Mayor (UPDATED)
SO much is happening close to home and around the world relating to the extraordinary intersectionality of bikes with economic, environmental, and social resilience during the biggest bike boom in generations — and this unprecedented […]
Are You the Next Joe?
Email below reprinted with permission from City of Dunwoody City Councilor Joe Seconder. You’ve met Joe here before. If interested, see A Second(er) or Two about Why You’re Needed and Status Quo or Status Joe? […]
Nicely Done, DeKalb Library and City of Dunwoody (Plus An Additional Shout-Out to Laura Freeman!)
Nicely, done, DeKalb County Public Library and the City of Dunwoody. I enjoyed seeing this children’s book line the multiuse path in a contextually-appropriate spot at our city’s biggest park. It is child-height, in both […]
Man Charged with 7 Counts after Killing Man on Bicycle in Sandy Springs, GA (Updated)
TRIGGER WARNING. THIS POST INCLUDES DETAILS THAT THOSE SUFFERING FROM TRAUMA AS A RESULT OF ROAD VIOLENCE MAY WANT TO AVOID (see here for support services, if you are in need of them) (photo above […]
Grim Leaper
I started yesterday morning with a Leap of Faith at sunrise in the fog in a nearby cemetery where I ride my bike frequently, however grim that may seem. I go there (and other cemeteries) […]
a Second(er) or Two about Why You’re Needed
So I’ve been providing a little bit of input to the development of a course for people driving motor vehicles who encounter people on bikes in the Metro Atlanta city of Dunwoody, Georgia. The course […]
