The news cycle about the Great Bicycle Enforcement/Regulation Debate continues for the third week running.
The Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia and Complete the Schuylkill River Trail Coalition will make a presentation about the Complete the Schuylkill River Trail Campaign and how it relates to the forthcoming Cynwyd Heritage Trail.Starting tomorrow bicycle police officers from the 9th and 6th Districts and Center City District will be on the streets enforcing the rules of the road in Center City. In addition to other violations, the Police will be stopping bicyclists riding on the sidewalk, not stopping at red lights or [...]
Buried in the chaos of today's council proceedings was the approval of the Pedicab Regulations Bill by a vote of 17-0. The bill needs to be signed by the Mayor before it becomes law.
The Bicycle Coalition, and biking in Philly, has been on TV a lot in the last few days:
The Planning Commission and Mayor's Office of Transportation has scheduled a public meeting to deliver the results of the Spruce/Pine Bike Lane Pilot Project.
Sarah Clark Stuart and Breen Goodwin appeared on WHYY's Radio Times this morning and did a great job talking about bicycling in Philadelphia. Deputy Mayor Cutler and Portland Bike Coordinator Roger Geller also phoned into the show.
Tonights scheduled Chester County Cycling Coalition meeting has been postponed. The new date is Monday, January 25th.
6:00- Reception
6:30- Program
Academy of Natural SciencesAs we have followed the interstates and built new communities farther and farther out we have been forced to build thousands of miles of additional [...]
The Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia and Complete the Schuylkill River Trail Coalition will make a presentation about the Complete the Schuylkill River Trail Campaign and how it relates to the Cynwyd Heritage Trail.
Day two was long, but action-packed.
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Many Philadelphia area residents live within two miles of a Regional Rail Station. So if bicycling to your destination is too far then park and bike at a SEPTA Regional Rail station.
