From getting started, to locating a lost bike, to enjoying the many benefits of biking, here's your comprehensive guide to the bike-friendly life.
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Keith Laughlin, president of Rails to Trails, talks about how his organization is creatively improving bikeability in towns across the country.
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There’s a new kid on the transportation block.
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Eli Damon found freedom through biking—a visual disability prevents him from getting a drivers license, but biking has radically transformed his life and he now travels almost exclusively by bike.
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Share pictures of your favorite (or least favorite) bike racks in your neighborhood with the hashtag #goodbikerack (or #badbikerack).
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How do we encourage the largest untapped group of "Interested but Concerned" bike-users to embrace transportation cycling as a way of life? Here's one step that might help.
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As part of Bike Week, we're offering a member-exclusive webcast exploring the benefits and drawbacks of bike lanes.
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Chuck Marohn's newest Curbside Chat presentation in Salem, OR is now available to watch.
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Ed Erfurt discusses his perspective as a local leader in a small town on what infrastructure is worth investing in, how to get a real return on your investment and how to avoid getting "caught up in free money."
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A surprising data source can offer valuable information about where there is the most need for bike lanes. And it's available in towns across the continent.
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"Show me an area where police need to continually set up to catch speeding drivers, and I'll show you a street design that encourages speeding and is unsafe for pedestrians."
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A strong town is built with a thousand competing ideas instead of one master vision.
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In this special edition of the Strong Towns podcast, we bring you a short interview with Andrew Price, a Strong Towns contributor who wrote two essays for our new book, Thoughts on Building Strong Towns, Volume II.
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Strong Towns is seeking someone to join our team as a Member Coordination Specialist.
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In this special edition of the Strong Towns podcast, we bring you a short interview with Daniel Herriges, a Strong Towns contributor who wrote an essay for our new book, Thoughts on Building Strong Towns, Volume II.
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Two case studies show how rural design can be sustainable, affordable and attractive.
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Jump in on one of these simple, fall-related activities to get to know your community better and build relationships to last all winter long.
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If it "doesn't make sense" for the people that live along a dead end road to pick up the cost of maintaining it, what does make sense?
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At Strong Towns, we're always seeking feedback—on our site design, our content, our podcasts, you name it. We recently received some feedback on our September events that we want to share with you.
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This tour of a suburban retrofit site in Edina began with skepticism, but as we progressed. I started to see why the place was worthy of our time.
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