By Jason Crawford, Bike Law Colorado
After my Bike Law blog post last week about protected bike lanes in Vancouver, I was very happy to see a news article announcing Denver’s first “protected” bike lane along 15th St. through …
Denver Bike Lawyer reports on Bike Planning in Vancouver
By Jason Crawford
Recently, I (Bike Law Jason) visited Vancouver after a gap of several years. Having lived around Vancouver many years ago, I have spent an extensive amount …
By Peter Wilborn
Recently BikePortland.org wrote a blog post called 4 things U.S. college towns could teach planners about biking.
The post explains how biking is more popular in college towns like Davis, CA, Eugene, OR, and Boulder, …
By Rick Bernardi, J.D.
Should bicycling under the influence (dubbed “BUI” by Bob Mionske) be legal? Should it be illegal? And if it is illegal, what is the proper penalty?
These are questions that many jurisdictions have …
By Rick Bernardi
Tomorrow, the nation heads to the polls. Of course, the election that is on everybody’s mind is the one that determines which candidate will be our President for the next four years. But as in every general …
By Rick Bernardi
There was a time when California had the nation’s hippest, most innovative, progressive young Governor. I grew up in that California, and Jerry Brown was about as different a politician as you could find in a Governor’s …
Last year, California nearly joined the growing ranks of states that are enacting 3-foot passing laws. The California Legislature did its part, passing a law and sending it to the Governor’s desk. But Governor Brown shocked California cycling advocates when …
Bicycle Transportation Allince: Tips On Working With Elected Leaders
February 08, 2012 | by Gerik Kransky | Posted in Advocacy
As we struggle with a bad transportation bill in Washington, D.C., now is the time to work directly with elected …
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