Kevin J. Krizek
I participated in (and helped organize) the Kaiser Permanente Active Transportation Indicators Workshop on March 15. The purpose of the workshop was to help establish a set of consensus indicators for measuring various aspects of…
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Leave a CommentGo here for a superior collection of pictures about bicycle lane/route blockages. The interesting thing is I would guess most of these are for real (but hopefully not the picture to the left). Recommend on…
Continue reading Pictures of good bicycle route planning —- NOT
Leave a CommentI realize that unicyclists are not bicyclists, but it would be interesting to think about the external image of different types of cyclists. In this report, just released:Shuster, S. (2012). The evolution of humor from…
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Leave a CommentIt’s not that humorous. It’s not well-produced. The insights are not that strong and its too long. But, a recent video presents the “carless lifestyle”…. and the best of all: its NOT from Boulder, Portland,…
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Leave a CommentVintage Cruiser, by Ryan Wiese–on display at the Bike Art Exhibit (Dairy Center) through March The most professionally produced promotional bike video just came out from Kona Productions. It obsesses over Portland (really, again?). The cutest…
Continue reading Best Produced Bike Video yet – How Bikes Make Cities Cool
1 CommentJust reported in the Boulder newspaper (the Daily Camera), the Environmental Center at CU-Boulder is rolling out a new Senior Transportation Fellow. I understand he blogs about bicycle planning. Recommend on Facebook Share on Linkedin Tweet…
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Leave a CommentThe research reports keep coming in. Here is another one with lots of secondary data and sources, prepared in a manner that crosses between advocacy and research, and is pretty accessible. The focus in the…
Continue reading Mineta report on promoting bicycle safety
Leave a CommentMost are familiar with the “go to” studies pointing to correlations between the quantity of bicycle facilities and use[1]. These are certainly a good starting point; but there are always more layers to the onion.…
Continue reading Robustly testing the effect of bicycle network quality
Leave a CommentThis video depicting Casie Neistat (of HBO fame) stealing his own bike is interesting from a human nature standpoint. Sure, it is a bit unsettling to see that no one in New York cares about…
Continue reading Won’t Somebody Please Stop This Guy Stealing Bikes in New York City?
1 CommentFor much of the population, a bicycle route is only as good as its weakest link. An average commuter can bliss out for 90 percent of their ride along an off-street path; but if the…
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