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 […]
Tag: multiuse path
Greenwashing
There’s nothing more I can say or do in the place I’ve called home for twenty five years next month (and all 12 years since it became the newest city in the United States in […]
What Fresh Hell Is This?
So I rode with a friend yesterday morning in the park. We met another woman and all agreed that a recently-built “privacy fence” for a new low-density (?) gated community directly lining the path creates […]
Zooming — on Bike, and at the Georgia Bike Summit
Fires. Floods. Disease. Daily barrages of bad news. It’s heavy, and it’s wearing on us. It’s wearing on me. My bike rides are my path forward to the change I want to see; my prayer […]
Miracles do happen
So I needed a new car remote battery and rode my bike last week to Toyota in a neigboring suburb-city, which would have been impossible without BikeNoodle because it was batsh*t crazy out there with […]
Bravo, Decatur
Traveling at the Speed of Bike in Decatur, Georgia, USA yesterday looked like this. Concrete-protected two-way bike lane in front of a high school. Separated side path. Pop-up planter-protected two-way bike lane. Not perfect, but […]
River ride
Join me virtually as I’m Traveling at the Speed of Bike on the stunning and newly-expanded multiuse boardwalk along the Chattahoochee River in the City of Roswell, Georgia, USA.
All day long
For me as a woman alone on a bike all over metro-Atlanta, this kind of pro/con risk assessment happens all day long. In this situation, I was in Clarkston, Georgia, the most diverse square mile […]
Traveling at the Speed of Bike 