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20 miles an hour is plenty for Salt Lake City streets. Photo by Taylor Anderson

20 is Plenty Campaign for Street Safety Launches in Salt Lake...

UDOT is proposing to make Wasatch Blvd 5 lanes with a high design speed. Photo by Dave Iltis

Rally for a Safer Wasatch Blvd in Salt Lake County on...

Advocacy Alert: Better Bike and Pedestrian Infrastructure on 600 N in...

Utah Yield / Idaho Stop Bill Signed into Law – Will...

Will the Idaho Stop Bill finally pass in Utah in 2019? The bill would allow cyclists to treat stop signs as yield signs, and certain red lights as stop signs. Photo by Dave Iltis

Utah Yield (Idaho Stop) Bill Is Back at the Utah Legislature...

Bike lanes in Amsterdam, Netherlands, Photo bu Dave IltisBike lanes in Amsterdam, Netherlands, Photo bu Dave Iltis

Expanding Bike Lane Network Can Lead to More Inclusive Cities

Salt Lake City Rose Park Intersection to Get Protected Bike Lanes

U.S. Bicycle Route System Adds New Cross-State Routes in Wisconsin, California

Signs closing streets except to local traffic as part of SLC Mayor Erin Mendenhall's "Stay Safe, Stay Active" plan during the Covid-19 pandemic. Photo by Turner Bitton

“Stay Safe, Stay Active” Street Closures Provide a Possible Vision of...

"African Americans were more than twice as likely as whites (38% vs 14%) to agree that their perception of bicyclists would improve if people on bikes represented a “broader cross section of Americans, such as women, youth and people of color” in their community." (from the League of American Bicyclists The New Majority, Pedaling Towards Equity Report). Here, two bicycle mechanics work at the Freewheel Community Bike Shop in Madison, Wisconsin. Photo by Dave Iltis

Poor and Black ‘Invisible Cyclists’ Need to be Part of Post-Pandemic...

Pictured is an example of where Emigration Canyon would benefit from wider shoulders and narrower vehicle travel lanes. Photo by Dave Iltis

Editorial: Emigration Canyon Road Design Changes Needed for Safer Cycling and...

Dave Zabriskie leads the field over Little Mountain on Stage 3 in chase of Johann Tschopp. They caught him just around Ruth's Diner on the descent of Emigration Canyon.

Update: Emigration Canyon to Close to Bikes Starting July 6, 2020

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