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By Dan Fazzini Jr. April 2013 – The “Year of the Bike” was alive and well on Utah’s Capitol Hill this year. By the time you read this, these will…
April 10, 2013Read More
Protected bike lanes are the only real difference maker. The ‘nice to haves’: bike parking, showers, wayfinding, etc., are only putting lipstick on the pig. While we are trying to…
April 5, 2013Read More
Bike Share is coming to Salt Lake City and its name is GREENbike. If you aren’t familiar with bike sharing, Bike Share stations will be strategically placed throughout downtown SLC…
April 5, 2013Read More
Last summer, Salt Lake City’s Transportation Division launched a three-block prototype on 300 East (between 600 South and 900 South) that features the protected bike lane – called a cycle…
April 2, 2013Read More
The LDS Business College at the Triad Center has plenty of bike parking for its students.…
March 3, 2013Read More
The bikes for GREENbike, SLC Bike Share will be arriving in Utah shortly and they need some volunteers to help get them up and running. There will be a week-long…
February 27, 2013Read More
SALT LAKE CITY – On the first Saturday of May, Salt Lake City will open a downtown street exclusively to people walking, jogging and bicycling, as well as for family-friendly games…
February 6, 2013Read More
February 5 – SB 104 – Vulnerable Users of Highways Bike Utah and Senator Weiler have introduced SB 104 – Vulnerable Users of Highways, the legislation is aimed to encourage…
February 5, 2013Read More
February 4, Denver, CO — Colorado’s Supreme Court overturned Black Hawk, Colorado’s ban on bicycles today. Colorado law requires that if a municipality prohibits cycling on any road, there must…
February 4, 2013Read More
Given the tenor of the times, the bicycle program-killing surface transportation bill in the House is officially called the American Energy and Infrastructure Jobs Act of 2012. Yes, every bill…
January 16, 2013Read More