Bicycling articles in the Philadelphia newspapers
CLEM MURRAY /Philadelphia Inquirer. Mayor Nutter rides down the new Pine Street bike lane.
- Bicycle shops striving to be community hubs (Philadelphia Inquirer)
- Stu Bykofsky: Bicyclists given too much roadway? (column in the Philadelphia Daily News, negative about adding bike lanes to downtown streets)
- Of Byko & bikes (excellent response to the Bykofsky column by Kyle Gradinger, Board President of the Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelophia
- Head Strong: It's time for cyclists and motorists to reconcile (excellent column by Michael Smerconish in the Philadelphia Inquirer, from earlier in September)
- Where bikes are heading: a look at the trends (Associated Press story)
- Letters: Biking a smug, counterproductive fad (letter to the editor response to the Gradinger op-ed)
- Philly ranks high in bike commuters (short report in the Inquirer about data on bicycle commuting)
- Howl of the Day: Are the bike lanes good enough? (blog entry on the newspaper website about how pothole filled roads are bad places for biking...)
Labels: bicycling, transportation planning
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