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Editorial: Salt Lake City Needs a Sustainable, Progressive, Safe, People-First Transportation Policy
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Editorial: Salt Lake City Needs a Sustainable, Progressive, Safe, People-First Transportation Policy

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Editorial: 2017-2018 Budget: Salt Lake City Needs To Triple Funding for Biking and Walking and Complete the Bike Master Plan in 5 Years!
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Editorial: 2017-2018 Budget: Salt Lake City Needs To Triple Funding for Biking and Walking and Complete the Bike Master Plan in 5 Years!

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Utah Governor Gary Herbert addresses the Outdoor Industry in 2013 upon creating the Outdoor Industry Recreation Vision for Utah. All that seems to be out the window with the 2017 decision by Outdoor Retailer to leave Utah. Photo by Dave Iltis
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Editorial: Utah’s Politicians and the Outdoor Industry’s Leaders Need to Resume Negotiations on Public Lands, Outdoor Retailer, and Interbike

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Inside this Issue and a Look to the Future!

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Junior cyclocross bicycle racer Jack Shuckra
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Editorial: We Need More Jacks

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Buffered or protected bike lanes are needed on 300 S in Salt Lake City from 600 E to 1100 E. Photo by Dave Iltis
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Editorial: Salt Lake City’s 300 S to U of U Route Needs to Follow the Bike/Ped Master Plan

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New Columns, Expanded Distribution, Even More Inspiration

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People on bikes are everywhere on downtown Salt Lake City sidewalks. It's time to repeal the ban on riding on the sidewalk. Photo by Dave Iltis
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Editorial: It’s Time to Repeal the Ban on People Riding Bikes on Sidewalks in Downtown Salt Lake City

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2 Riders on the new 300 S. Protected Bike Lane. Photo by Dave Iltis
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Editorial: Salt Lake City Needs To Double Funding for Bicyclists and Complete the Bike Master Plan in 5 Years!

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Cycling Utah Starts its 24th Year With Changes!
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Cycling Utah Starts its 24th Year With Changes!

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Cover Photo: 3 riders by the Colorado River on Sunday, March 13, 2016 during the Skinny Tire Festival in Moab, Utah. Photo by Moab Action Shots. Find your photo at moabactionshots.com
April 2016

Cycling Utah and Cycling West’s April 2016 Issue

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Salt Lake City's 200 West protected bike lane has been a game changer for better cycling. Photo by Dave Iltis
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Salt Lake City’s Complete Streets Ordinance – An Assessment of 2014-2015 Bike Lane Installations

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Salt Lake County employees would get up to $240 a year for riding their bikes to work if the Bicycle Benefit package passes the Salt Lake County Council. Photo by Dave Iltis
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Editorial: Salt Lake County Should Add Bicycle Commuter Benefit

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Editorial: Mayor Ralph Becker is the best choice for cyclists in the upcoming 2015 Salt Lake City Mayoral Election. Photo by Dave Iltis
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Editorial: Salt Lake City is on a Roll – Why Cyclists Should Vote for Becker in the 2015 Salt Lake City Mayoral Election

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Bruce Ewert commuting in downtown Salt Lake City. Photo by Dave Iltis
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Cycling Utah Calls for 10,000 Wheels Initiative for Affordable Transportation in Utah

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