Tag: Bike lanes
Letters to the Editor: May 31, 2025
A Free Press reader says there is no sense of priority at any level of Canadian governments.
How to Get Wonky in Your Local Bike Advocacy (and Why You Should)
Wonk (noun): a person who takes an enthusiastic or excessive interest in the specialized details of a particular subject or field, especially political policy. As we roll closer to the end of Bike Month, we wanted to demystify the behind-the-scenes local work that makes biking better — and show how you can … [continued]
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The Fight for Safe Streets Intensifies: Executive Action Threatens State & Local Funding
In 1892, when the nascent League of American Bicyclists (then the Wheelmen) was at the beginning of our fight for bicyclists’ rights, we took a petition with 150,000 signatures to Congress to demand a “Road Department” that would work to ensure people biking had safe, good roads for transportation or … [continued]
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Letters to the Editor: May 29, 2025
A Free Press reader says Weldon Park is going to waste because of a short-sighted decision by Middlesex County to charge a parking fee.