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We at Carectomy view bikes as a legitimate form of transportation, not merely an exercise method or recreational distraction. Bikes are traffic and as the popular pro-bike slogans espouse, “Bikes Belong” and “Same Road, Same Rights, Same Rules.”
One recent editorial in the Washington Post echoes an all-too-frequent perspective of motorists to keep bikes where they [...]

The people of Bangalore are getting nowhere fast. Without adequate public transportation and pedestrian-friendly infrastructure, one of the fastest growing cities in India is struggling to support its informal sector (read: the poorest of poor workers in one of the world’s most impoverished countries) in their most basic tasks: traveling to work and [...]

Urban cyclists do battle in city bike lanes: they dodge illegally parked cars, open doors, makeshift loading zones, or drivers that use the bike lane as a freeway. In New York City, blocking a bike lane can earn you a $115 fine, but the regulation is seldom enforced.
Cyclists in New York are standing their [...]

Metrolink, Los Angeles’ mass transit train system, introduced its first of a new line of high-speed diesel-electric hybrid trains to coincide with Earth Day last week. Metrolink claims that their new MotivePower MPXpress commuter locomotives are the most energy efficient and least polluting hybrids currently available.
According to Keith Millhouse, Metrolink vice chairman, "The locomotive we’re [...]