from sciencedaily.com Bicyclists in Dallas, Houston and San Antonio are more concerned with being involved in vehicle crashes compared to bicyclists in other Texas cities, according to a survey conducted by the Center for Transportation Research at The University of … Continue reading →
Earlier this week I was listening to The Fredcast podcast. The host, David Bernstein, interviewed Mark Smith about the orgina and purpose of the Bikes for Goodness Sake Foundation. According the Bikes for Goodness Sake website, “BFGS coordinates efforts with … Continue reading →
According to Austin’s Community Impact Newspaper, the City of Austin has tasked a new City department with studying the impact of adding bike lanes to city streets, to improve transportation flow and decrease the environmental impact of vehicles on the … Continue reading →
from cleburnetimesreview.com By Ashleigh Whaley Nearly 450 children in and around Johnson County will receive bicycles and tricycles at no cost this Christmas because of the fundraising efforts of Mansfield high school students. Ben Barber Career Tech Academy’s automotive students … Continue reading →