Trail Ramblings: Have A Light?
This is an “encore” post, because it’s that time of year again. The weather is still fine for riding, but sunlight is in increasingly shorter supply. Nebraska law requires reflectors, …
This is an “encore” post, because it’s that time of year again. The weather is still fine for riding, but sunlight is in increasingly shorter supply. Nebraska law requires reflectors, …
If you haven’t filled it out yet, you have until Sept. 19 to submit your input on Safe Streets Lincoln and the development of the Vision Zero Action Plan. “Safe …
It’s interesting to see how other cities go about growing their trail systems, and why. For many, one car and an e-cargo bike can do the job of two cars, …
Whether you’re a fan or not of the stuff that forms the gravel seas that surround us here, there’s no denying that last weekend saw the biggest concentration of gravel …
Lincoln’s trails are for everyone: with exceptions. A guest post by Kathryn Kelly. Like many folks, I’ve enjoyed bicycles since I was a kid, and they evolved to meet my …
I hope most of you have heard by now about the opportunities for youth cycling here in Lincoln. Last week I mentioned the Bike Bus. Kids LOVE being part of …
This week I’m revisiting a blog from a couple of years ago. It’s that time again. Time for students to get their supplies together for the start of school, and …
A couple of weeks ago we shared the link to Safe Streets Lincoln‘s public input survey. You have until July 31 to mark and identify areas of concern to bicyclist …
This week I’m featuring a guest post by Rob Landauer, a touring cyclist we happened to host through Warm Showers. He was kind enough to send me his impressions of …
We have positive additions to our cycling infrastructure happening every year, just look at the recently finished bike lanes coming downtown on 17th Street, and previously on P and Q. …