Cyclocross is alive and spinning, Nick’s daughter Penelope demonstrates from Northampton’s 35th annual Cycle-Smart event.
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Minneapolis rider Brett McGraw visits Taylor in Los Angeles, and tours the city by bike.
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Taylor and Nick share their thoughts on vehicular cycling and sharrows.
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Ride For Your Life, a kid-friendly Washington, D.C. ride, memorializes people killed by cars on the World Day of Remembrance for Traffic Victims November 15. Daniel Langenkamp, who started the ride in honor of his wife Sarah, talks to Taylor.
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When protesters stopped the province of Ontario from ripping out Toronto’s bike lanes temporarily, some were arrested. They needed legal help, so fellow Torontonian, cyclist, and protester “Biking Lawyer” Dave Shellnutt began a Legal Protest Fund.
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We can still sue cities over dangerous conditions, even when they give themselves legal immunity, says Bike Talk lawyer James Pocrass.
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Listener Kathy Downing loves our closing music.
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Feminist Urban Critic Lo Sontag unpacks her Sub/Urban Review episode, “Your Rich Friends Won’t Save the Bike Lane: Toronto, Neoliberalism & the Politics of Cycling.”
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