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I care about e-bike safety 0.2% of the time
Corporate media outlets have found a new click-bait genre: the terrifying e-bike. A teenager on a sidewalk or a delivery rider weaving through a crosswalk on a machine that blasts through city streets like a rocket. Social media warriors an...
These 13 books aren’t about urbanism, but they’ll lead to better urbanism
Every time I give a talk or lead a workshop, I make a point to recommend at least one book that I’m sure the audience hasn’t read. When I say audience, I mean someone like you—a person interested in improving land use and transportation so...
Don’t let the Jaws Effect kill your bike advocacy
Since social media algorithms are so good at pushing more of the type of content you engage with, I see loads of pro-bike posts from people far beyond my professional or personal network. A recent surge of ordinary people posting clips of j...
Why people oppose the safer option
Most of us who care about walkable places, abundant housing, and safer streets believe that good information should win. Show people the housing shortage numbers, the cost of car dependency, the economic benefits of bike lanes, and reasonab...
Stop Making Everything a Show Pony
Here’s an uncomfortable truth about American bike advocacy: we’ve fallen in love with the premium build, and we treat anything less as a failure.
Ask a pro-bike academic or advocate what a “real” bike lane looks like and you’ll get a speci...
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Storyteller, urban planner, and transportation engineer. Helping to create happy, healthy communities where we can safely ride bikes at night in dark clothes.
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