By Rachel Dovey “Cities with bike share programs see rise in cyclist head injuries,” the Washington Post’s erroneous headline stated. The paper was reporting on a study, published by the American Journal of…
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By Nick DeLuca I love the idea of Hubway. In a city like Boston where 99 percent of the time public transit is questionable every time, few modes of transportation are…
By Bobby Magill – Climate Central In Oklahoma, where modern bike sharing began, they’re called Tulsa Townies. In New York, they’re CitiBikes. In Denver, bike sharing is called B-Cycle. In Washington, D.C., the…
By Barbara Goldberg (Reuters) – Yanking a bicycle from the docking station outside New York’s Grand Central Terminal, a helmetless rider slung a golf bag full of clubs over his…
By Eric Jaffe Over the past few days, several New York media outlets have reported that Citi Bike, the city’s popular but financially struggling bike-share system, will soon get a much-needed influx of…
by Manasvi Menon Every day in cities across the country, people make choices that determine how they will get from point A to point B. Personal choices factor in cost, convenience,…
By Galen Moore Pay for health insurance, pay the orthodontist, pay for your commute to work. These things can come out of your paycheck pre-tax, saving you 17.4 cents on…
From the WSJ blog: The bike share industry is growing. The successful 2007 launch of the Velib system in Paris validated the model, and in the years since, bike share…
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