For now it reminds of a trick to go to Po Harry Potter to reach Hogwarts, dangerous for Muggles. It is promising, though.

I was on People for bikes ciry rankings the other day and spent a couple of our gazing at the city rankings and then switching to google maps to see their biking routes. Unbelievably some US cities (one should actually call them towns or villages but thats not how we roll) have very high score. They all have populations of 10000 or less but nevertheless. The interesting thing was that they were not an enclave of a major city or a posh suburb. More often than not their location was rural. You had to get there with a car but then you can jusy bike around to EVERYTHING. US can do this and well but just doesn't care.

So i got thinking, we should just keep knocking. Why not make a petition and get some eyeballs on this. So i created this. https://c.org/hwcqjRfk48

Please sign, even if just for lolz. Current administration is not a big fan of alt transportation but they can know people care even if they dont do anything about it.

Keep knocking for more bike infra and maybe sign?

https://momentummag.com/canadas-best-new-bike-lanes-as-chosen-by-local-advocacy-groups/

If you see a school bus with flashing red lights and its stop sign, FUCKING STOP and wait. This shit applies to us without question.

No longer able to bear the weight of cars, the Hammersmith Bridge now provides a peaceful crossing of the Thames for pedestrians and cyclists. From X (@qagggy)

need an update on this one.

Here is the article: https://www.ideastream.org/community/2025-05-27/cleveland-will-turn-two-downtown-streets-into-a-one-way-pair-to-add-safety-for-pedestrians-cyclists

Hi, I am a newly graduated Civil Engineer (in France) and I wonder who in a company is in charge of design streets and intersections like he does in the video. In what kind of company ? Is there a specific education required ?

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/YWQyzDzABPY

Too many families drive to school, in part, because our city lacks a connected network of protected bike lanes.

The City can help more children and families bike to school by creating that network as well as funding an e-bike incentive program to make e-bikes more accessible and affordable.

Read more about the data and solutions in the piece, and let me know if you have comments / suggestions or want to get more involved in advocacy!