Is anyone from Madison going to the Tyranena Ride this Saturday that is
interested in carpooling? (My car is already full.) Scott Sauer (he's not
on Bikies) is interested in sharing a ride. If anyone has a spot in their
vehicle or may want to ride with him, please let me know and I will pass the
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Someone needs to invent a sensor that could collect additional
demographic data, such as age, gender, helmet usage, length and purpose
of trip, etc. (The only technology I know of that can do that is a human
with a clipboard.)
Apropos of the SciAm article, it would be fascinating to see if and how
There is some bike path traffic data in here (pp. 43-48 and last few pages of
the appendix):
http://www.cityofmadison.com/trafficEngineering/documents/Reports-Studies/2008VR.pdf
They added a counting station this year on the SW Path, at Breese Terrace, so
maybe that will be included in the 2009
Cathy,
Hilarious! That made my day.
Mark
On Thu, Sep 24, 2009 at 10:29 AM, Cathy Van Maren
wrote:
> I was searching for a bike rack I'd seen online with a wheel tray that
> pivots up to give a locking arm and found this instead. I thought you all
> might enjoy it.
>
> http://www.youtube.com/wa
I was out in my car last night, driving past the newly painted bike
lanes on University, and a question about the way we mark bike lanes
occurred to me. I hope that some knowledgeable person on the list
might have an answer. My apologies if this has already been discussed.
Why do we paint
I´d like to invite you to support the Bicycle Federation of Wisconsin and
attend the Saris
Gala on October 9 at the Saris Cycling Group headquarters in Madison.
The Gala is Wisconsin's must-attend cycling event!
* Live Auction featuring 6 once-in-a-lifetime bike experiences like a trip
for tw
Does the city collect bike-use data? I've known of cities that conduct
more extensive bike and pedestrian surveys at the same time as the
Census ACS, so that the data can be compared on fairly equal terms.
--dan
On 29 Sep, 2009, at 9:45 AM, Matthew Berigan wrote:
Bikies,
Actually, IS the
