• Bike Lanes Make Cities Safer for Everyone

    Submitted by 303cycling on July 23rd, 2019

    Evidence is mounting that designing cities with bikes in mind has a profound effect on everyone—not just cyclists From Outside MagazineBy Joe Lindsey One of the long-standing arguments against building bike lanes is that cyclists are freeloaders: we enjoy the benefits of road networks without paying gas and vehicle taxes, so if we want ourRead More

    • Bike to Work Day, Wed! Info to Know

      Submitted by Bill Plock on June 24th, 2019

      This has become an enormous event with an estimated 30,000 plus people taking to the streets and paths. There are hundreds of official breakfast stations and afternoon water and party stops blanketing the front range.  Read more

      • Speeding on a bike path in Denver will now cost you

        Submitted by 303cycling on June 17th, 2019

        Pay heed all you urban commuters and those looking to ride at time trial speeds on Denver’s bike paths. The penalty for speeding will cost you $100…and that’s for the first offense. What are your thoughts?  Read more

        • How Do Drivers Not See That They’re the Worst?

          Submitted by 303cycling on May 29th, 2019

          You know how it goes: your city proposes a new bike lane project or does something else to encourage cycling, and inevitably the eternally simmering “drivers-vs-cyclists” debate flares up again. Read more

          • Confronting a Driver from Your Bike Is Never Worth It

            Submitted by 303cycling on May 10th, 2019

            From Outside MagazineBy Eben Weiss Sometimes the best offense is none at all Confrontations with strangers are a fact of life. Fortunately, most of these are relatively minor, and unless you’re Larry David, you’re unlikely to get into a heated argument with someone over an airplane seat armrest or a poorly-placed shopping cart. Some situations,Read More