Good Plans + Safe Roads = Better Biking
Beverly Hills has embarked on a complete streets plan process. What now? Mobility advocates please lend your voice so that we can create a complete streets plan that is a leading-edge exemplar of multimodal planning. We need your help. We’ve come this far, over too long a time, to simply leave it up to city staff and consultants to shape a draft plan this fall.
Read moreThe usual mechanism for holding officials accountable in a representative democracy is the ballot: if we don’t like how we’re
Read moreBeverly Hills is ground-zero for handicapped placard abuse: sometimes nearly half of curb-parked cars show one. These folks want their
Read moreBloomberg News saddles up for the rider’s perspective on Beverly Hills opposition to Santa Monica bicycle lanes.
Read moreThanks to a big push from sister bike org Santa Monica Spoke, that city’s Michigan Avenue Neighborhood Greenway (aka MANGo) passed
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Chris Sidwells delivers on his promise in the Complete Bike Book: almost nothing escapes this professional rider’s purview. From the
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Bicycling’s Complete Book of Road Cycling delivers what it promises: a broad overview of issues related to road cycling from
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Bike attorney Bob Mionske is out there working for the safety and protection of all cyclists. He’s the author of
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Mastering Cycling by John Howard is a useful overview of cycling that offers a user-friendly tour though all the key
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The Dutch and other Europeans may have no difficulty getting folks of all ages to bike. After all, street there
Read moreThe New York Times last weekend published not one but two bike-related articles in the new Review section. Russell Shorto
Read moreThe ‘Subway to the Sea’ promises to bring a station right to the heart of Beverly Hills at Wilshire &
Read moreRobert Penn’s purchase of the ultimate midlife-crisis toy, a custom bicycle built around a bespoke frame, is the premise for
Read moreFor a little back-and-forth about bike planning with a BH policymaker, see the comments in ‘Shifting Gears to Make Beverly
Read moreIn his cogent review of the legal history of cycling, Bicycling and the Law: Your Rights as a Cyclist, Bob
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