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08-26-09, 12:33 AM
Hey, y'all.
I don't know anything about this other than the following message from the comments section on the Daily Reflector:
(http://www.reflector.com/news/task-force-explores-ideas-to-make-city-bicycle-friendly-785745.html)
Critical Mass ride...spread the word. Last Friday of every month 5-7pm start at Barnes and Noble and ride the Evans, Arlington, Firetower, Memorial, Blvd loop. These lanes are all four lanes, well lit, smooth, new, low speed limits, have good visibility and plenty of lights to slow down the dangerous drivers. The more of us that are out there sharing the road, the safer it will be for all. Ride, one and all, to improve our roads, our health, our community, and our planet.
So consider the word spread, huh?
I know there's haters out there, but I will say that I think Critical Mass has done a lot of good in other cities where I've lived. Sure, some people get pissed -- but overall, I think more people get jealous. And then they start riding. :thumb:
I don't know anything about this other than the following message from the comments section on the Daily Reflector:
(http://www.reflector.com/news/task-force-explores-ideas-to-make-city-bicycle-friendly-785745.html)
Critical Mass ride...spread the word. Last Friday of every month 5-7pm start at Barnes and Noble and ride the Evans, Arlington, Firetower, Memorial, Blvd loop. These lanes are all four lanes, well lit, smooth, new, low speed limits, have good visibility and plenty of lights to slow down the dangerous drivers. The more of us that are out there sharing the road, the safer it will be for all. Ride, one and all, to improve our roads, our health, our community, and our planet.
So consider the word spread, huh?
I know there's haters out there, but I will say that I think Critical Mass has done a lot of good in other cities where I've lived. Sure, some people get pissed -- but overall, I think more people get jealous. And then they start riding. :thumb: