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02-13-04, 01:02 PM
I just received this from bikenews@rodale.com
Please add your weight to the poll if you wish.
CD
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Your opinion counts!
What can the federal government do to grow cycling in America? http://www.enews.rodale.com/accct/click?q=e9-gdJpQxVIO95ZL1X9RnVFWL5LtsRR
We all dream of a more bike-friendly America. Truth is, our best advocates for better bike routes (for ourselves and our kids) are the Congressional representatives we elect. Cyclists are a powerful contingent and our collective voice has, in the past, helped bicycling advocates secure funding for federal programs like Safe Routes to School and introduce a Bicycle Commuter Act.
Tell us how your passion for cycling impacts your political opinions, including how you'll vote in November. We'll present the results at the National Bike Summit held in Washington, DC in early March.
Click on the link above to get started. (If clicking the link doesn't work on your browser, you can access the survey in the right column of the www.bicycling.com homepage.)
Thanks in advance for helping us build a strong case for cycling in America.
Sincerely,
Elliot S. Gluskin
Research Director, Bicycling and Mountain Bike magazines
Please add your weight to the poll if you wish.
CD
_________________________________________________
Your opinion counts!
What can the federal government do to grow cycling in America? http://www.enews.rodale.com/accct/click?q=e9-gdJpQxVIO95ZL1X9RnVFWL5LtsRR
We all dream of a more bike-friendly America. Truth is, our best advocates for better bike routes (for ourselves and our kids) are the Congressional representatives we elect. Cyclists are a powerful contingent and our collective voice has, in the past, helped bicycling advocates secure funding for federal programs like Safe Routes to School and introduce a Bicycle Commuter Act.
Tell us how your passion for cycling impacts your political opinions, including how you'll vote in November. We'll present the results at the National Bike Summit held in Washington, DC in early March.
Click on the link above to get started. (If clicking the link doesn't work on your browser, you can access the survey in the right column of the www.bicycling.com homepage.)
Thanks in advance for helping us build a strong case for cycling in America.
Sincerely,
Elliot S. Gluskin
Research Director, Bicycling and Mountain Bike magazines