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Periodic Events

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On most First Fridays of the month, Bike979 hosts a Courteous Mass. Which meets at the Corner Bar in Northgate at 5:30 pm and rides to the First Friday Artwalk in Downtown Bryan. Route: http:/ ridewithgps.com/routes/4880487. For more info, “like” Bike979 on Facebook. The fine folks at Karbach Brewing. Have started hosting a monthly Brews Cruise. Keep an eye out for info about upcoming rides on their College Station Events page. Or join their events list on Facebook. August 21 @ 7:00 am.

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Help get funding for South College Phase 1

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May 1, 2015. Help get funding for South College Phase 1. The City of Bryan is seeking to obtain funding for proposed infrastructure improvements along South College Avenue. Phase 1 includes a separate bicycle and pedestrian route along South College as well as a bike route along Villa Maria. See the map below. Edit: period expired) is intended to be used as a template to fill in your using your own voice. Some considerations to ponder that may speak to you:. This section of South College is chipsealed.

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History

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April 16, 2015. Don’t make bicyclists more visible. Make drivers stop hitting them. – The Washington Post. In the early days of the motor vehicle, there used to be this quaint idea that the person operating the giant machine should look out for other people. Then came mass production and the Model T. Suddenly there were automobiles all over the place, and by the end of the 1920s, cars (or, more accurately, their drivers) had killed more than 200,000 people. July 24, 2014. Best of Bicycle Friendly Friday.

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Don’t make bicyclists more visible. Make drivers stop hitting them. – The Washington Post

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April 16, 2015. Don’t make bicyclists more visible. Make drivers stop hitting them. – The Washington Post. In the early days of the motor vehicle, there used to be this quaint idea that the person operating the giant machine should look out for other people. Then came mass production and the Model T. Suddenly there were automobiles all over the place, and by the end of the 1920s, cars (or, more accurately, their drivers) had killed more than 200,000 people. August 21 @ 7:00 am. August 22 @ 6:00 pm.

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Links

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Current Regional Construction Projects. TxDOT: Bryan District Projects. Bryan: Street and Sidewalk Capital Improvement Projects. College Station: Capital Improvement Summary. Brazos Valley Mountain Bike Association. Bryan / College Station Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO). Greater Houston Off-Road Biking Association. Texas A&M Cycling Team. Texas Bicycle Racing Association. Texas Mountain Biking Association. Brazos Valley Mountain Bike Association. Greater Houston Off-Road Biking Association.

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Hazards

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Dogs running loose, especially those threatening cyclists and pedestrians and creating dangerous driving and riding conditions, can be reported to Animal Control – they fall under the Brazos County Stray Animal Ordinance. You can reach College Station Animal Control. At 764-3600 (this is also the police non-emergency number). For Bryan. Or Brazos County Animal Control. Martin Luther King Jr / Old Reliance Rd. 8211; Tends to be quiet and straightforward with little traffic. 8211; No feedback at present.

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Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) – South College Phase 1

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Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) South College Phase 1. Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) South College Phase 1. Please edit the draft below to reflect your own feelings on the proposed South College bicycle/pedestrian plan Phase 1. TAP South College Phase 1. Please edit to reflect your own feelings on the proposed South College bicycle/pedestrian plan. August 21 @ 7:00 am. August 22 @ 6:00 pm. August 23 @ 5:30 pm. Springers Shell Station ( Shellron ). Mountain Biking Social Ride.

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Advocacy

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September 1, 2015. Texas A&M Bike Friendly University Survey. TAMU has applied to be designated a Bike Friendly University in an effort to jump start the next phase of culture change regarding bicycles as legitimate transportation in Aggieland. Additionally, the TAMU Bicycle District Plan which will become an official appendix in the revised TAMU Master Plan is being delivered this month. Survey Link: https:/ www.surveymonkey.com/r/BFU 2015 59. Note this URL is customized for Texas A&M University! 8211; ...

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Blog

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November 9, 2015. The Top 10 Reasons Everyone Should Bike to Work Momentum Mag. Despite vast improvements in cycling infrastructure in many cities across the continent, the majority of North Americans still don’t bike to work. While the benefits of cycling to work are nearly innumerable, we managed to round them down to just ten so we wouldn’t run out of space on the Internet. From the Momentum Mag staff, here are our top 10 reasons to bike to work:. October 12, 2015. October 7, 2015. September 1, 2015.

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Rebecca Clark

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Archives for Rebecca Clark. January 16, 2015. Food bikes join the ranks of food trucks. A new mobile food trend is spreading, and has even caught NPR’s attention: food bikes. I had a chance to visit Handlebar Coffee. In Seattle a few weeks ago. They served up some delicious Aeropress coffee, nice and warm on a cold winter morning. Have you experienced any food bikes? Curbside Creamery, featured in the NPR story. Photo by Jenny Oh of KQED Bay Area Bites). Filed Under: Just For Fun. January 12, 2015. On be...