Kevin J. Krizek
David Levinson and I authored, “The Shapes of Streets to Come – How New Transport Technology will Reshape Urban Space” which appeared in European Financial Review (registration required) (reprinted below). [PDF version here: TEFR AugSep 2016…
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Leave a CommentMy current hometown, Boulder (CO), has reportedly been one of the forefront communities for bicycle planning since the mid 1990’s. It is one of the reasons my family and I decided to move here in…
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Leave a CommentFew events draw as much attention to cycling as the Tour de France. Lance Armstrong—love him or hate him—did wonders for bringing Americans from all walks of life into cycling; the lure included more people…
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Leave a CommentI will be speaking all next week as part of the “Going Green” school/education outreach project in Germany organized by the U.S. Embassy in Berlin (locations for the talks include Berlin, Chemnitz, Nuernberg, and Munich).…
1 Comment329 days is how much longer the Bloomberg administration will be in office in NYC, including Janette Sadik-Khan. So, this how long they have to finish all of their aggressive cycling projects for which they…
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