While riding quite a few miles up and down the Rio Grande Trail over Thanksgiving, I also did a bit of online research of goings-on in the Roaring Fork Valley between Glenwood Spring and Aspen, Colorado. One of many things prompting my research was observing quite a few yard signs around the area stating: “United… Read More Moving Burque’s “Active Transportation” Forward: Experiences Elsewhere

I spend quite a bit of time in Germany and I’m very impressed by some of the local action I see. Local action cannot do it fully, but just think about all the bicycle-paths that they have built there. That is a case where the action of individuals is reducing emissions. At the same time… Read More Nobel laureate calls for better bicycle infrastructure

Above is a view of Mt. Sopris as I ride “Up Valley” on the Rio Grande Trail approaching Carbondale, Colorado. I add “Colorado” not only because of Carbondale, Illinois (no, I don’t believe there are mountains like Mr. Sopris in Southern Illinois), but also because of the Trail’s name. Rio Grande Trail?  I’m riding here… Read More Riding What Coloradans Call the “Rio Grande Trail”

More prose to come, but words, fancy or otherwise, can’t compare to just seeing the “Fresh Kermit” placed at Monroe/Central as part of the new Fair Heights Bike Boulevard: Photo: John Fleck Speaking of prose, about the most substantive online mention of Fair Heights Bike Boulevard was “penned” by yours truly for the old Duke… Read More Monroe @ Central Gets Kermitized for Fair Heights Bike Boulevard

At one point, a time not even that many years ago, this “bike lane” at Comanche/Griegos and I-25 wasn’t seen as so scandalous and embarrassing that it was immediately restriped. Then a few years went by… Photos: John Fleck Working with the “polycentric governance” of City and State involved, as outlined in John’s post here… Read More Comanche at I-25: Two Photos of the “Now”