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New Technology Tracks Where Cyclists Feel Most Vulnerable in Traffic

Posted on June 30, 2016 in Blog

  A new development in understanding bicycle safety from Sweden-based company, Hovding, is as simple as pushing a button. According to a post by Architect This City blogger Brandon Donnelly: “Working with the London Cyclist Campaign, they distributed 500 yellow handlebar buttons. Cyclists were then instructed to tap these buttons whenever they felt unsafe or…

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How to Protect Yourself and Prevent a Collision with an Angry Driver

Posted on June 28, 2016 in Blog,Safety

  An unfortunate truth about riding your bike, especially in urban environments like San Francisco, is that if you ride often enough, you’ll likely someday encounter an aggressive driver who takes a negative road interaction just a little bit too far — or who is aggressive to you simply for riding your bike at all….

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“Black Boxes” For City Vehicles To Improve Safety & Efficiency

Posted on June 17, 2016 in Blog,Laws

  In an effort to improve the safety and efficiency of the many city-owned vehicles moving throughout the streets of San Francisco every day, city officials are looking at installing “black boxes” which would track where, when, and how city vehicles are driving. Officials hope that installing these devices could encourage the drivers of city…

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When Was The Last Time You Checked Out Your Helmet?

Posted on June 12, 2016 in Blog,Safety

  Most cyclists riding today know that a helmet is a smart idea — and for children, it’s the law.. And with good reason. Helmets can save your life in the event of a crash, and can help prevent long-lasting brain injuries that you otherwise might sustain during a collision or fall on your bike….

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Google Pitches In To Help the City Build a Bike Bridge Over US-101

Posted on June 2, 2016 in Blog

  The city of Palo Alto has been hoping to build a bike bridge over US-101 at Adobe Creek since 2012, but until now, the project has met with significant struggle. While many years of failed contracts and negotiations have passed, the city is now moving ahead with a new plan to make the bike…

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