CicLAvia Redux, Part 2 from Nicholas Dahmann on Vimeo. This has been bouncing around the Internet for a few months, but I hadn’t seen it until stumbling on it over the holidays. It’s by Nicholas Dahmann and is a rendering done from thousands of still photos of the CicLAvia held [continue reading]
photo by Eric Gonzalez, via Flickr Here is Eric’s description of the image from Flickr: Taking a walk towards Pershing Square one night while out for drinks and dining, i spotted these two bikers riding late at night. It fascinated my how quickly the colors of the buildings changed with [continue reading]
And a few more pics gleaned from the internet of yesterday’s CicLAvia event… photo by royalelastics, via Instagram photo by ivy99, via tumblr photo by a_pache, via Instagram
Here is a look at some of the transportation headlines gathered by us and the Metro Library. The full list of headlines is posted on the library’s blog. Can lawsuits bring down California high-speed rail? (Infrastructurist) It seems that everyone wants infrastructure projects but no one is willing to compromise [continue reading]
After our Thursday post on the new Bikestation Long Beach, someone commented that the Washington D.C. Bikestation is a beauty so we rounded up a couple of images. As you can see, he was correct. Several of you also asked when the next Bikestation would open in our area. Among your [continue reading]
photo by Boguslaw Mielec, via Flickr Now that’s the kind of elbow room that I wish cyclists had in the Los Angeles area! Go ahead and take a guess where the photo was taken — answer is after the jump. To submit a photo for the Art of Transit, post [continue reading]
An interesting nugget from Metro CEO Art Leahy’s daily email to staff: Caltrans notified the Southern California Association of Government (SCAG) and us that we received a $150,000 Partnership Planning Grant to develop a Bicycle Data Clearinghouse for measuring and reporting existing bicycle usage in Los Angeles County. Collecting all [continue reading]
During “Bike Week L.A.” in May, Metro announced that it planned to remove peak hour restrictions for bikes on its rail lines. Metro’s news release reported “This summer Metro plans on lifting these restrictions on bike travel on Metro Rail once directional signs are installed to steer bikes to certain [continue reading]
