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 […]

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 […]
My active time as the first Metro Atlanta Bicycle Mayor as part of a global consortium with the Amsterdam-based social enterprise BYCS is now over. My final two months in pro-bono service (my term ends […]
Yesterday while I was riding my bike on the sidewalk to the park to lead this new weekly event, I came upon a mob of angry neighbors meeting on the sidewalk to discuss their opposition […]
I think perhaps I post these emails here now just so folks can know there was a background of trying to make things safer (and, of course, everyone’s always asking about BikeNoodle). I don’t expect […]
Whoops, I mean Tilly Mill (although it IS the road where I survived a hit-and-run almost two years ago — this post about that is the most-viewed of any here on TravelingAtTheSpeedOfBike.com). The chair of […]
Update: This was originally published in April. I took it down but now have decided it deserves to be in public view. This photo is from a campaign* I created pro bono in 2015 with […]
I am getting urgent requests for tips for riding a bike in my Metro Atlanta suburb city. I whipped this up in twenty minutes. I may edit it more, but probably not. (I’ve moved on […]