Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, the popularity of bicycling in America had been on a steady rise. Post-2020, experts expect bicycling to increase by at least 20 percent across the USA. However, not every state has put bicycling infrastructure at Read more
On July 9, 2021, 15-year-old Royce Felten will finish cycling through California’s nine national parks. Globe Newswire reported on the story, saying that Felten took on the journey in order to raise money for charity. Felten is an endurance road Read more
Tulsa Tough was a success for L39ION of Los Angeles, as the team came home with several wins after the races on Saturday, June 12, 2021. CyclingNews outlined the event, noting wins by Cory Williams and Skylar Schneider in the Read more
Most of the coverage on President Biden’s Transportation Department has focused on former rival Pete Buttigieg—and for good reason. At just under 40, the Democratic presidential candidate is the youngest person to serve as the US Secretary of Transportation. Given Read more
As of September 2020, there’s a new bike shop for Oakhurst residents to enjoy: Pedal Forward Bikes + Adventure. Founders Jorge Negrete and Michael Broderick both have backgrounds in hospitality and started this venture to reimagine what a bike shop Read more
On Thursday, October 6, 2020, the Redlands City Council approved three agreements with Otto Environmental Systems North America, San Bernardino County, and Southern California Edison. In addition to new trash bins and light bulbs, the city of Redlands will receive Read more
Adventure Cycling Association announced in September 2020 that the first U.S. Bicycle Route in California will start in South Lake Tahoe. U.S. Bicycle Routes now exist in 29 states, and this new route (USBR 50) will connect Lake Tahoe and Read more
Los Angeles has never had a sterling reputation when it comes to cyclist safety. Unlike Bay Area bicycle havens, LA often ranks as one of the nation’s worst cities for cyclist safety. Despite the reduced number of cars on the Read more
No matter how you get around San Francisco, you should familiarize yourself with the SFMTA’s new Slow Streets Program. As of April 21 2020, the SFMTA will begin closing certain streets to cars to improve pedestrian and bicyclist safety. The Read more
After a recent string of battery explosions in Bay Area cities, Lyft announced it will temporarily suspend its “Bay Wheels” e-bike rental service. Executives at the ride-sharing giant are now working with city officials to figure out exactly what caused Read more