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Senior Editor @streetsblogUSA covering the fight to end car dependence + facilitate a just transition to a car-optional US. Ops mine. Tips➡️[email protected].

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This family's ordeal is horrifying, and I'm not positive this crash even made the local news. Our transportation decisions helped put this woman in this impossible position and we owe her (and everyone else who steps foot in our city) so much better.

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This 👇. I know a safe streets advocate who works in an emergency room and has been photographing cracked and bloody bike helmets for years so he doesn't get desensitized to it. Seeing this stuff changes you.

Reconnect Austin (@reconnectaustin) 's Twitter Profile Photo

TxDOT is abusing their power of self-certification! Thank you to Streetsblog USA and streetsblogkea for the great coverage of this issue. You can help! 1. Submit a comment (guide: tinyurl.com/4nsesrv2) 2. Send a letter to your Reps & Sens: tinyurl.com/4p5yvmz5

Andrés Felipe Vergar (@andresvergarab) 's Twitter Profile Photo

La próxima semana la Ciclovía bogotana cumple 50 años. Hay demasiadas razones para celebrar. Habrán varios eventos académicos y en la calle, para que estén pendientes. Bogotanos y personas en otras ciudades debemos estar muy orgullosos de lo que significa la Ciclovía.

La próxima semana la Ciclovía bogotana cumple 50 años. Hay demasiadas razones para celebrar. Habrán varios eventos académicos y en la calle, para que estén pendientes. Bogotanos y personas en otras ciudades debemos estar muy orgullosos de lo que significa la Ciclovía.
Ken McLeod 🚴🚵🏃🚲 (@kenmcld) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Great to talk to streetsblogkea about the League of American Bicyclists #BicycleFriendly State rankings Many states are working harder than ever, but every state has room to improve Safety trends are particularly worrying and we're not investing in counting to understand safety better