July 6, 2007
by julie
Comments Off on Cyclist Killed in Kentucky – Laws Questioned
Following the death of a cyclist in Louisville, KY, there’s a lot of debate about how laws regulate the sharing of roadway space. The motorist is not being charged with a crime. She told the police that he didn’t see … Continue reading
July 5, 2007
by julie
Comments Off on Bicycle Tour Restrictions Proposed on Maui
After several deaths on the gorgeous, yet technical, Haleakala, Hawaii is proposing restrictions on bicycle tours. As far as controlling Haleakala tours, this is likely overdue. There are a lot of tours, and they’re marketed as being easy for anyone, … Continue reading
June 17, 2007
by julie
Comments Off on New Jersey Bans Quick Releases
New Jersey has passed legislation that will effectively ban the sale of every commercially-made bike of reasonable quality, according to Bicycle Retailer magazine: Under the bill, it would be illegal to sell bicycles with quick release wheels unless they met … Continue reading
June 7, 2007
by julie
Comments Off on Bicycle Debate in Rochester
There have been a number of letters to the editor at the Rochester Post-Bulletin on the subject of bicyclists using the roads versus staying on trails. Various letter writers have rehashed all the usual issues: Tax dollars used to pay … Continue reading
May 21, 2007
by julie
Comments Off on Cedar Lake Trail: Closures
Now that they’re starting in on Twins Stadium construction, looks like the downtown exit of the Cedar Lake Trail will be closed indefinitely. One reroute involves using Portland Avenue through downtown, if going from downtown outbound. I hate that bike … Continue reading