Texas Bicycling Daily News Roundup June 4th

Dallas Now Has a Bike Score, and It Sucks By Eric Nicholson blogs.dallasobserver.com Walk Score became a thing almost as soon as the company first began rating the pedestrian-friendliness of cities and neighborhoods in 2007. By now, it’s so firmly established that it’s worked its way into the vernacular of real estate and urban planning. [...]

Texas Bicycling Blog and News Roundup for May 30th

National Trails Day to be observed at Brazos Bend State Park www.fortbendstar.com Now in its 21st year, National Trails Day is an opportunity for everyone regardless of the level of knowledge, experience or physical condition to get out and enjoy and explore the great outdoors in their area. Brazos Bend State Park offers nearly 35 [...]

Texas Bicycling Blog and News Roundup for May 29th

Biking for work: Entrepreneur ditches the corporate life to give Houston a unique pedal shop By Whitney Radley houston.culturemap.com Michael Dinh’s path to Bici Cyclery isn’t a unique one among my generation. A successful corporate career left him unfulfilled and, upon returning from a trip to Coachella in the spring of 2012, he just never [...]

Texas Bicycling Blog and News Roundup for May 8th

Houston Passes Ordinance to Protect Cyclists, Others from Vehicular Traffic www.houstongovnewsroom.org/ New Law Defines Space Needed to Maintain Traffic Safety for all Road Users Mayor Annise Parker and Houston City Council Members today unanimously approved an ordinance to protect Houston’s cyclists and other vulnerable road users by requiring cars and other motor vehicles to keep [...]

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