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Netherlands to Ban Cyclists From Using Cellphones
The Netherlands is set to ban the use of a cellphone while riding a bike as part of a concerted drive to reduce the number of road accidents involving cyclists.
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Bronx Will Hold State’s Largest Free Cycling Event
Nearly 6,000 cyclists will ride through the borough’s 61 neighborhoods in the 18th annual Tour de Bronx Sunday, Oct. 14.
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Delivery Bicyclists, Business Owners Face Fines
Bicyclists delivering takeout food and other commercial cyclists caught running red lights, riding on sidewalks, and shunning helmets are under the spotlight by city officials who want to see the rules followed.
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New Bill Pushes for Investigation into Crashes
Thousands of cyclists and pedestrians are injured every year on the streets of New York City. About one-tenth of those accidents are investigated.
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Fatal Bicycling Accidents From 2011 Remembered
Friends and family of 2011 bicycling accident victims honored those who died on Sunday with a series of ghost bikes organized by biking advocacy group Transportation Alternatives throughout the city.
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Chicago Builds Protected Bike Lanes
Chicago is joining New York, Portland, Ore., San Francisco, and Washington D.C. on a short list of the nation’s cyclist-friendly cities.
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Cyclists, NYPD Reach Consensus on Central Park Enforcement
Many cyclists using the loop roads of Central Park felt that they were wrongly ticketed and targeted by the police in the past few months.
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Cars, Cyclists, and Police Vie for Parks
Like so many mornings before, Allie Corless went cycling in Central Park on Tuesday.
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Netherlands to Ban Cyclists From Using Cellphones
The Netherlands is set to ban the use of a cellphone while riding a bike as part of a concerted drive to reduce the number of road accidents involving cyclists.
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Bronx Will Hold State’s Largest Free Cycling Event
Nearly 6,000 cyclists will ride through the borough’s 61 neighborhoods in the 18th annual Tour de Bronx Sunday, Oct. 14.
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Delivery Bicyclists, Business Owners Face Fines
Bicyclists delivering takeout food and other commercial cyclists caught running red lights, riding on sidewalks, and shunning helmets are under the spotlight by city officials who want to see the rules followed.
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New Bill Pushes for Investigation into Crashes
Thousands of cyclists and pedestrians are injured every year on the streets of New York City. About one-tenth of those accidents are investigated.
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Fatal Bicycling Accidents From 2011 Remembered
Friends and family of 2011 bicycling accident victims honored those who died on Sunday with a series of ghost bikes organized by biking advocacy group Transportation Alternatives throughout the city.
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Chicago Builds Protected Bike Lanes
Chicago is joining New York, Portland, Ore., San Francisco, and Washington D.C. on a short list of the nation’s cyclist-friendly cities.
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Cyclists, NYPD Reach Consensus on Central Park Enforcement
Many cyclists using the loop roads of Central Park felt that they were wrongly ticketed and targeted by the police in the past few months.
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Cars, Cyclists, and Police Vie for Parks
Like so many mornings before, Allie Corless went cycling in Central Park on Tuesday.
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