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More Winter Advocacy Opportunities

In winter, Minnesotans have meetings. Well, they do in summer too, but…
If you want to speak out for or against various plans surrounding cycling in the Twin Cities, a few more opportunities are upcoming:

Public Hearing for Bryant Avenue S Bicycle Boulevard (Minneapolis) – This will be happening on February 9 at Bryant Square Park in [...]

Winter Advocacy: Highway 96 Resurfacing in White Bear Lake

MNDOT plans to resurface Hwy 96 from Hwy 61 in White Bear Lake to Hwy 95 in Stillwater in 2010. The project starts in June and the design plans will be finalized the end of January. The Bike/Walk Committee in White Bear Lake has been working with other agencies to influence MNDOT’s design. [...]

Update on Bloomington Path Fatality

The Star-Tribune has posted an article about the specific tunnel in which the recent bike path fatality in Bloomington occurred. A few points:

A curve and downhill leads up to the tunnel.

Prior accidents have occurred in or near the tunnel, although they have not necessarily been well-tracked by Three Rivers Park District.
Kids like to play in [...]

Bike Path Fatality in Bloomington

I’ve said repeatedly that bike paths are not the magical safety zone that many would believe them to be. We have a tragic example of that from Bloomington, Minnesota, today. MPR reports a bicycle-related fatality as two cyclists collided head-on at a tunnel intersection on a bike path near 86th and Bush Lake Road.
MPR focuses [...]

July 4 by Bike

As you light up your bike and make your way to fireworks via two wheels, a few gentle reminders:
Motorists trying to leave fireworks tend to be cranky about the traffic.
The Stone Arch Bridge is closed to bicycles during the fireworks and after.
Traffic patterns and bicycle routing near Harriet Island in St. Paul will be odd, [...]

Oh, Edina

Edina is back to squawking about potential improvements for bicycles, this time on W. 70th. Some readers may realize I’ve piled onto Edina at least twice previously – in one case, for focusing on bike lanes as magical, and in another case for a distracted driver complaining about kids being kids, which they are wont [...]