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Leading Pedestrian Intervals make crossing the street a little safer in Downtown Louisville

Branden Klayko - Mar 8, 2016
The federal government threw out 11 rules that prevented cities from building walkable streets. (Photo of a street in Hoboken courtesy NJbikeped.org)

The feds just made it a lot easier for cities to design walkable, bikeable streets

Branden Klayko - May 17, 2016

Striking Visions Of Louisville’s Future Within Our Grasp

Branden Klayko - Mar 4, 2009

Irish Hill Seeks Your Ideas For Development

"As the Old Crow Flies" on East Market Street. (Courtesy The Green Building)

Nulu Bike Rack Mixes Bourbon, Bikes, and Public Art

Watch how Louisville handled its winter storms in 1933

New bike lane on 8th Street (Courtesy Bike Louisville)

Bike Lane Installed On Eighth Street

Cyclist Foot Rest In Copenhapen (Courtesy Copenagenize)

Copenhagen Shows How To Design For Cyclists

Jan 19, 2010
One of downtown's artsy "bike racks." How do lock anything to this? And couldn't somebody just lift it over the top? (Courtesy LDMD)

The problem with artsy bike racks

Aug 8, 2011

Snapshot: Med-Cen Mega-Garage: 3D Edition

Oct 6, 2008
Kentucky State Fair Guide to Fun. (Courtesy Kentucky State Fair)

Cyclists Still Second-Class Citizens at the Kentucky State Fair

Aug 16, 2012

To be seen by a city: Biking toward an ethos of...

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Kennedy Bridge in Louisville (BS File Photo)

Structurally Deficient Demagoguery

Sep 27, 2010

Reflecting On A Year We Called 2008

Feb 13, 2009

November 10: Help plan the next Louisville Loop segment in Eastwood

Nov 5, 2015

Taking stock of National Bike Everywhere Month in Louisville on the...

May 19, 2016
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