More Protected Bike Lanes Coming To NYC In 2016
Originally published on Bikocity. New York City is back at it again with the protected bike lanes. After the 2015 … [continued]
Author: Kyle Park Points
Google’s “Popular Times” Can Improve City Planning
Originally published on Bikocity. When it comes to city planning, research is the key – the key to fluid transportation, … [continued]
Pedestrian Fatalities Increased 10% In 2015
Originally published on Bikocity. In a disturbing trend, the Governor’s Highway Safety Association (GHSA) expects to find a 10% increase … [continued]
CA Judge Rules In Favor Of Proposed High-Speed Rail Project
Originally published on Bikocity. According to The Fresno Bee, a Sacramento, California, judge recently denied the efforts of Kings County … [continued]
Chicago Approves Contract To Replace Half Of All Rail Cars
Originally published on Bikocity. The Chicago Tribune reported earlier this month that the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) approved a $1.3 … [continued]
Altamonte Springs Will Be First US City To Subsidize Uber Rides
Originally published on Gas2. Reuters.com recently reported that Altamonte Springs, Florida, will be the first U.S. city to subsidize Uber … [continued]
Saving Money With Public Transportation: Top 20 US Cities
Originally published on Bikocity. The American Public Transit Association (APTA) recently released its February Savings Report. The association releases a … [continued]
Eco-Counter Data Shows Bike Population Growing Faster Than Human Population
Originally published on Bikocity. Eco-Counter, a French business firm that has installed 12,000 automated people counters worldwide to measure bike … [continued]
Milan Will Offer Cash Incentives To Cycle Commuters
Originally published on Bikocity. In Italy, officials are targeting pollution with a different strategy. As reported by the Guardian, Milan, … [continued]
Popular Atlanta Transit Expansion & ½¢ Tax Killed In Georgia Legislature
While it looked like Atlanta, Georgia’s Metropolitan Area Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA) was on its way to receiving much-needed funding … [continued]
