Mar 30th, 2010
by Tony Garcia.
Bikes outside the Sony-Ericson Open tennis Tournament on Key Biscayne.
Mar 28th, 2010
by Tony Garcia.
Image Courtesy of Harry Emilio Gottlieb
Feb 23rd, 2010
by Tony Garcia.
I wonder how these folks feel about cuts in bus service?
(thanks to blackice3oh5 for the image, from yesterday’s rush hour)
Feb 11th, 2010
by Kathryn Moore.
This beautiful city was planned largely around the holiday home of the country’s leading family. It is also home to one of the largest “World Naked Bike Rides”.
Can you name this city?
UPDATE: Visual hints…
The North Laines
Feb 8th, 2010
by Kathryn Moore.
This famous street was created in the late 19th century as the result of an international town planning competition. It anchors the older part of this university city with its modern day cultural hub. Transit Miami friends living there tell us it the center of nightlife year round. An almost textbook ‘complete street’ – Can [...]
Feb 4th, 2010
by Kathryn Moore.
Today’s Pic O’ the Day Hint: We are inspired to select this by Christophe Le Canne, MiamiBikeScene and everyone everywhere who is being proactive in their response to motorist-cyclist collisions.
Can You Name This City?
Feb 3rd, 2010
by Kathryn Moore.
Here is a picture from one of the world’s great planned cities. This may be an easy one, but here’s an extra tip: this park was the inspiration behind the political push for Museum Park in Downtown Miami. Can you name this city?
Sep 3rd, 2009
by Mike Lydon.
These images are always fun, and instructive. According to Gizmodo, 42 Brompton folding bicycles fit into one parking space.
Aug 24th, 2009
by Tony Garcia.
Thanks to my buddy Chris Groves for this hilarious ad. (Note the irony: it’s on a freakin’ bus bench!)
Jul 17th, 2009
by Mike Lydon.
Bicycling along NE 61st Street this morning, I came across a rare site.
Jun 2nd, 2009
by Mike Lydon.
Can anyone identify what is wrong in this picture?
Seems like a job for SeeClickFix.
May 24th, 2009
by Mike Lydon.
…downtown may look something like this:
Thanks to livable streets advocate and downtown resident, Brad Knoefler, for the image.
May 4th, 2009
by Mike Lydon.
courtesy of B(ridge and T(unnel) Crowd
Apr 17th, 2009
by Tony Garcia.
From the State of Florida archives: “Engine No. 1034 breaks the tape on track No. 3 in Miami marking 75 years of Florida Special New York-Miami service..”
Apr 15th, 2009
by Mike Lydon.
On a recent swing through the northeast I spent some time comparing and contrasting the bicycle infrastructure in Boston (where I used to live) and Cambridge. For those who don’t know the area well, Boston is renowned for its bicycle unfriendliness. Indeed, it has consistently been ranked one of the worst cities for bicycling for [...]