Podcasts about bike lanes

Scoot takes a good call from Kim in Algiers, who has some wisdom to dish out on the border crisis and the dust-up over protected bike lanes on the Westbank

Jackson goes to investigate bike lanes, and goes to the wrong one...

HOUR 2 Jackson is the Christiane Amanpour of bike lanes WIGGY HOT MIC The News with Courtney - Wiggy is fascinated by kangaroo pouches A new member of the pervert teachers association 

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Boston is about to get a lot more accessible via bicycle in the coming years. Mayor Michelle Wu announced plans to expand the city's bike network by about 9.4 miles. The plan also includes more than 100 new Blue Bike stations for bicycle sharing. Wu says the city has set a goal that ensures 50% of residents in Boston will be a 3-minute walk away from a connected bike route. Dan heard listeners' thoughts on the expansion.

Listen as the City Council Advocates for Bike Lanes everywhere while they're too scared to implement it right now and instead kick it to the voters in 2024See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The Los Angeles City Council could vote this Wednesday on an initiative that'd make streets safer for pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers. The late Kaari Upson's drawings, looping videos, and castings of household items are on view at the Sprüth Magers Gallery. Her work always dealt with struggle and trauma.

This week, we review the 2022 Mazda CX-30 subcompact crossover SUV; Bike Lanes - are you for them or against them - we investigate.  Touted as an economic solution for both affordable housing and available housing stock, 3D printed homes are making a play. 

The pandemic accelerated what has become a growing trend in America's metropolitan areas: the increase in the number of bike lanes that share asphalt with motorized vehicles.  These efforts are often coupled with traffic calming strategies to make city streets more accessible for different types of mobility.  But how does that sit with our car-centered culture? 

Chapel Hill Mayor Pam Hemminger spoke with 97.9 The Hill's Andrew Stuckey on Thursday, August 18.  She discussed the return of UNC students, Bike lanes, Bus Rapid Transit funds, and more. The post Chapel Hill: Students Return, Curb-Running Bike Lanes, and Bus Rapid Transit appeared first on Chapelboro.com.

Have I got my hands on something good for you. Now, you know how we're constantly told by the authorities that there's all this public support for cycleways? And you sit there thinking, well, nobody I know likes the cycleways, so what's going? Where can this possibly go? What?Well, here's the answer: Looks like they're fudging the numbers. There isn't majority support for cycleways at all. Today, the Ratepayers Alliance has released a public survey conducted by Auckland Transport that I think might be the first real insight that we've had into what Aucklander's  actually think about cycleways. And let's have a little guessing game on this one, right?The majority of Aucklander's want Auckland council to stop investing in cycleways immediately. So guess what proportion of Aucklander's actually support the funding of cycleways in the city in the short term? 40%, no, 30%, no, 20%, no, not even 15%, 12%. 12% support the funding of cycleways in the city in the short term. That's fewer than one in eight Aucklander's who want the council to put money into cycleways right now. Instead, what Aucklander's really want right now is to be able to get around the city faster. So they want faster, more frequent public transport (48%),  new roads to solve congestion (37%),  increase the capacity of existing roads (32%), build new public transport for growing suburbs (26%), build new roads to growing suburbs (26%).So the top five priorities for money right now in Auckland are public transport and roads to get us moving faster, not cycleways with only 12%. Now, the reason I'm bringing this to you is because I think the survey is really important for a number of reasons, and I do apologize if you're outside of Auckland, but I tell you what, I bet you it's exactly the same situation in whatever town or city you're in right now regarding cycleways. This is important because this survey undermines every single insistence from public officials and cycling advocates that there is majority support for cycleways in the short term. There isn't. And this survey has not yet been made public, even though it was done more than 18 months ago.And most importantly, the council is ignoring right now what people want. So, two months ago, the council voted to spend $2 billion on cycleways, which we don't want. And today, they just voted for that ridiculous climate change plan, which will require them to plow huge amounts of money into cycleways because they want to lift our biking from zero 4% to 17% of total trips in eight years. Now, I don't know why this document has only been released now and not beforehand, and I don't know why it took an official information request from the Ratepayers Alliance to get hold of it, but I can see it definitely undermines Auckland council's push for cycling. Because it shows just how many of us want them to stop the cycleways right away and it is just so frustrating when you see this to watch how they are ignoring what we actually want.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chapel Hill Mayor Pam Hemminger spoke with 97.9 The Hill's Andrew Stuckey on Thursday, August 11.  She discussed the return of students for the first day of classes, Monkeypox, and bike lanes on Franklin St. The post Chapel Hill: Monkeypox, Bike Lanes, and FDOC! appeared first on Chapelboro.com.

Justin Booth discusses the increase of bike lanes around WNY. Also, all you need to know about this year's SkyRide.

I'm definitely gonna wait and see before stringing up my Mission Accomplished banner.

Outdoor dining sheds, should they stay or go? Steve Couzzo NY Post Journalist interview. Steve and Mark talk about closing the dumpy looking eating shed, but leaving the nice ones up.

The Border Wall At Friendship Park Is Paused and Business Look To Sue San Diego Over Their Bike Lanes

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Debate will rage over a new idea to provide protected bike lane along the West Side of Manhattan in the traffic lanes

Earlier on the Mike Smyth Show we heard from Paul Runnals, Partner and Senior VP of Creative and Production at Brand Live about his concerns with the future of major events like Skookum Festival in Stanley Park because of the controversial bike lane.  Guest: Tricia Barker - NPA Park Board Commissioner

On today's show: Things are getting DONE in Port Coquitlam. What are they doing differently? Elderly Couple desperate for family doctor  Body shaming in the medical field Bike Lanes are HURTING BUSINESSES!

Chapel Hill Mayor Pam Hemminger spoke with 97.9 The Hill's Andrew Stuckey on Thursday, July 28.  She discussed the Franklin Street resurfacing project, a big grant the Town just received, and some events happening around town. The post Chapel Hill: Bike Lanes, Big Grant, and Events Around Town appeared first on Chapelboro.com.

The Department of Transport denies the glass which caused tyre punctures on Beach Road at the weekend was material used in the construction of bike lanes. But he says it's "not uncommon" for green fragments to cover roads in the first week after new bike lanes are laid.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New bike lanes at St Kilda are being blamed for spike in bike tyre punctures.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The City of Charlotte has a plan to prevent and reduce the amount of deadly crashes. The Traffic Safety Manager speaks on the goals already reached and what you can do to be safe behind the wheel.

Seeing the Mini Street and Sidewalk Sweeper in the wild is like finding an ice cream truck but for old people on bikes.

A City of Port Phillip councillor is ramping up his fight against new pop-up bike lanes in Port Melbourne, Elwood and St Kilda.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jen Sabella, the Director of Strategy and co-founder of Block Club Chicago, joined Bob Sirott to share the latest Chicago neighborhood stories. She provided details on: City Animal Shelters Facing ‘Catastrophic' Overpopulation. Here's How You Can Help: Shelters across the city say they are packed with dogs and cats who need homes as adoptions stall. They’re […]

The Chicago Department of Transportation announced that the city plans to have bike lanes be protected by concrete barriers by the end of next year. Every afternoon at 5:05pm, McCabe and Jenny play Trends in 10 on 101.9fm The Mix in Chicago. They'll give you a trending topic and you'll have ten seconds to name ten things in that topic. Ready to play? Listen live at wtmx.com or with the free Mix App available in the App Store and on Google Play.

The Chicago Department of Transportation announced that the city plans to have bike lanes be protected by concrete barriers by the end of next year. Every afternoon at 5:05pm, McCabe and Jenny play Trends in 10 on 101.9fm The Mix in Chicago. They'll give you a trending topic and you'll have ten seconds to name ten things in that topic. Ready to play? Listen live at wtmx.com or with the free Mix App available in the App Store and on Google Play.

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Want to earn some money and report cars blocking the bike lane? JB does!

Howie talks with listeners about the potential for a DeSantis candidate run in 2024 after it's been reported that he raised over $100 million also callers air their grievances over bike lanes on Mass Ave.

In this episode, our next guest is a cycling enthusiast from Chicago. He helped me find my current bike a few years ago at The Bike Lane in Logan Square. He shares his experiences of cycling in the city, the animosity between drivers, getting your bike stolen, and even finding your first bike. You can find him on instagram at tmj96.photo. Please enjoy my conversation with Eric Tan.instagram.com/tmj96.photoinstagram.com/iamconsciouslycurious

Guest: David Rider, City Hall Bureau Chief The fate of ActiveTO is up for discussion at City Council this week. Established in April 2020 at the start of the pandemic lockdown, the program shut down major roads to let people ride their bikes and exercise while remaining physically distanced. As with anything that affects traffic in this city, it had its detractors, but for a long while, was held up as a success. Now, with complaints from high profile business-types like Toronto Blue Jays CEO Mark Shapiro, the question is whether this program has run its course or if there is some part that can be salvaged. This episode was produced by Brian Bradley, Matt Hearn and Raju Mudhar.

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It's JB's dream come true! Report cars blocking the bike lanes and get paid! 

The City of Melbourne is considering halting its rollout of new bike lanes after backlash from traders, motorists and the transport union. Branch secretary of the Transport Workers Union Victoria & Tasmania, Mike McNess, says there are now too few loading zones in the CBD. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hosts Hassan #MrPolitics Giordano and former Baltimore Mayor Sheila Dixon are joined on this episode of the Political Regulators by state delegate candidate Mark Edelson (46th District) and Baltimore City Councilwoman Odette Ramos (14th District) to discuss Bike Lanes, Budgets and Bullets - A Real Reflection of Baltimore 2022 

After a long and action packed month away from the mike we come back together to discuss transpotainment rules, homelessness, Southern Baptists, school budgets, the war on cities and Narcan. Oh yeah, I went to the new soccer stadium and Jay ate at Mafongo. Welcome back --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thebnapodcast/support

Despite pushback from small business owners, Cambridge's plan to add more biking lanes is moving forward. WBZ's Jim Mackay reports.

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Guests: Ben Spurr and Jim Rankin, Star Reporters At the beginning of the pandemic, bikes became a hot commodity as people looked for ways to enjoy the outdoors. Cities like Toronto added more bikes lanes and even shut down streets for events like ActiveTO, so people could enjoy it. But now looking at the data, emergency room visits from cyclists were up across Ontario with many young people injured. More riders accounted for some of these visits, but the findings also point to the lack of cycling infrastructure that could make riding in cities safer.

Note: We will be donating half of Patreon proceeds to Abortion Funds networks this month. Support the show for only $3.11/mo at http://patreon.com/miniondeathcult and get a bonus episode every week. This week we address the leaked Supreme Court opinion overturning Roe V Wade and explore the right's muted and bewildering response to what is a clear victory for their movement. Also: making fun of Elon Musk on facebook leads to us getting dunked on hard by 100 angry dorks Finally: a city approves the addition of a bike lane downtown, and the local florist isn't happy. In fact she has some words for cyclists in general.

(Episode 173) The Blueberry Chicks bring in Winemaker Eric Heavlin from Crane's Pie Pantry Restaurant and Winery to talk about Blueberries and Wine making. Scott Onken from Country House furniture joins us via phone to talk about their strength of inventory. Kia Gray from the Senior Services of Van Buren County calls in to tells us about getting medical rides for Van Buren County Seniors and her job as the Care Coordinator. Kate Hosier, South Haven City Manager joins us for an in studio discussion about present day South Haven. We talk about such subjects as Fireworks, Bike Lanes, Kids Corner, Beaches, Housing, etc. On Let's Talk Real Estate with Tina Goodrich we explore the topic of trends. It's all here, right now, and so much more on Rob Byrd's Moondog Show. 

42nd Ward Ald. Brendan Reilly joins Lisa Dent on Chicago’s Afternoon News to discuss possibly using city cameras to crack down on drivers illegally in bike lanes. Follow Your Favorite Chicago’s Afternoon News Personalities on Twitter:Follow @LisaDentSpeaksFollow @SteveBertrand Follow @kpowell720 Follow @maryvandeveldeFollow @LaurenLapka