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“God is waiting for us”: Lesson #3 for Delaware from the National Bike Summit

Give me a minute to explain the article title. There were a lot of great takeaways for Delaware at the National Bike Summit held in Washington, DC last week, including women-friendly bike shops and more bike chic. But for the summit, taken as a whole, I think there were 3 major lessons for us: Lesson…
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March 12, 2013 3

Women & Bike Shops & … Babies and Bike Shops!

There was a lot of discussion at the National Women’s Bike Forum about bike shops and how they could be more welcoming to women. Georgena Terry, founder of Terry Precision Bikes for Women (and then Heart of Steel Bicycles), shared her opinion that things have not changed much at bike shops. She believes there is…
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March 7, 2013 1

Women & Bicycling – 2nd National Women’s Bike Forum

Monday was the 2nd National Women’s Bike Forum, held in Washington, DC. The room was filled with the energy and enthusiasm of hundreds of women (along with a handful of men) interested in all aspects of bicycling, but especially how to get more women on bikes. We listened to inspiring stories of women bike builders,…
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March 6, 2013 12

Why the Georgetown to Lewes Trail Attracted Us to Invest in Delaware

by Randy and Trish Freed February 25, 2013 Manassas, Virginia – We are out-of-staters who are now investing in Delaware real estate. In January, we signed a contract for a new house to be built in Lewes, and we can tell you that one of the key features that made us decide to “seal the deal” for a house…
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February 25, 2013 1

City of Newark Applies for Federal Funding for Main Street Sharrows

The City of Newark has submitted an application for funding under the federal Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) for sharrows for its Main Street. If approved, the sharrows on Main Street will connect the Pomeroy Trail to New London Road. The “sharrow” (or “shared lane”) pavement marking is a relatively recent pavement marking that was introduced…
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February 20, 2013 3

How to become Delaware’s expert on bicycle parking

The Wilmington Area Planning Council (WILMAPCO) is sponsoring four important webinars on bicycle parking.  All sessions will be held at WILMAPCO (850 Library Street, Newark) and are free and open to the public: • #1: The Basics of Bicycle Parking Wednesday, February 27 | 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. • #2: Municipal Bicycle Parking Programs Wednesday, February 27 |…
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January 31, 2013 0

Reason #2: Because to exploit the benefits of bicycling, Delaware needs a low-stress, family-friendly and seamless bikeway network

The benefits of cycling are myriad and profound: a stronger economy a healthier population more independent and self-confident kids a more resilient transportation system But for Delaware to gain these benefits, a lot of Delawareans have to choose cycling.  Today, however, not many do. The League of American Bicyclists (LAB) performs a signal service to…
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January 1, 2013 0

Best of Bike Delaware 2012: “Victory for Cycling: Delaware General Assembly Votes $13.25 Million for Walking and Bicycling”

2012 Look Back: This article was originally published on July 1, 2012.  It was the 4th most viewed Bike Delaware article of 2012. Senator Robert Venables (left), Governor Jack Markell (center) and Representative Helene Keeley (right)   Both the Delaware House and Senate voted unanimously Saturday evening to approve a capital budget for the state…
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December 20, 2012 1

Reason #2: Because to exploit the benefits of bicycling, Delaware needs a low-stress, family-friendly and seamless bikeway network

Today and tomorrow (December 9), you can join (or renew your membership in) Bike Delaware for only $25. The benefits of cycling are myriad and profound: a stronger economy a healthier population more independent and self-confident kids a more resilient transportation system But for Delaware to gain these benefits, a lot of Delawareans have to choose…
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December 8, 2012 0

“We live and die together”: An Interview with League of American Bicyclists’ Andy Clarke

By Mina Keyes Published by the Project for Public Spaces Jul 24, 2012 League of American Bicyclists President Andy Clarke shared his thoughts and experiences with the Project for Public Spaces on what bicycling means as a movement and how it has changed over the last 25 years. Can you tell us what is new…
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August 14, 2012 3