We dare you

Article Abstract:

A cyclist, who often commutes to work in summer, poses a challenge to ride bicycles more and drive automobiles less. The change could reduce air pollution that automobiles add at the rate of one pound of carbon dioxide for every mile and also brings positive attitudes.

Personal narratives, Environmental aspects, Automobile driving, Motor vehicle driving

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The next challenge

Article Abstract:

President Bush signed a bill in 1991 requiring each state to appoint a bicycle and pedestrian program coordinator. Only a few states have complied. Transportation could be improved in the near future if the US becomes 'bicycle-friendly.'

Laws, regulations and rules, United States. Federal Highway Administration

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Election strategy: why the '92 campaign is a huge opportunity for cyclists

Article Abstract:

Cyclists can take advantage of their political power during the 1992 elections. A questionnaire on cycling issues can help cyclists identify the types of policies that local officials are likely to implement.

Political activity, Column, Political aspects, Cyclists

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