22 May 2013
BBC News Magazine: Why the war between drivers and cyclists?
By Duncan Walker & Tom de Castella BBC News Magazine
A motorist’s tweet boasting about hitting a cyclist created uproar when it went viral. What does it …
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The Chicago Tribune: Road between drivers, cyclists threatens to widen
Bike ordinance amendments threaten to fuel cultural clash between drivers and cyclists
May 18, 2013
By Ellen Jean Hirst, Chicago Tribune reporter
One morning as Rick Cunningham drove to work …
The Boston Globe: Bike advocates react to city’s crash study
By Martine Powers
| Globe Staff
May 16, 2013
Bicycle advocates were excited Wednesday about the release of an expansive report on bike crashes in the city, but many said …
The Herald: Inside Track: In the helmets debate, cyclists need to use their heads
Helen McArdle
News Reporter
Thursday 16 May 2013
EARLIER this month Sheriff James Scott sparked outrage at Edinburgh Sheriff Court when he sentenced a motorist convicted …
Patrick Ward, 69, due to be charged Thursday in fatal weekend accident
By Charlie Brennan, Camera Staff Writer
Posted: 05/15/2013
Patrick Ward, the driver facing …
Bike Biz: Support grows for ‘strict liability’ for cyclists in Scotland
by Jonathon Harker
Bike Station joins calls for a change to laws north of the border
Scotland’s largest bicycle recycling organisation, The Bike Station, is backing the campaign for …
The Boston Globe: With crash data, Boston tries to make bicycling safer
Ridership up; 50% drop in injury rate is the goal
By Martine Powers
| Globe Staff
May 15, 2013
City transportation officials hope to introduce cycle tracks, bike …
Footage shows rider being forced to ground following road rage incident – but police en case against him
Simon_MacMichael, May 14, 2013
South Africa’s …
Treehugger: More proof that bike lanes boost business
Lloyd Alter
Transportation / Bikes
May 13, 2013
In any discussion about installing bike lanes the argument often is put forward that they are bad for business, what with the loss of …
The Atlantic Cities: Cyclists Aren’t ‘Special,’ and They Shouldn’t Play by Their Own Rules
SARAH GOODYEAR
The other day, something happened in Chicago that made bicycling a little more boring.
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel introduced an ordinance that would double …
