Bike Commuting

Some even show houses exclusively by bike, wheeling through the neighborhood with potential buyers to show off bike lanes and bike-focused businesses and repair shops.  

I am currently in my third week of bike commuting and, sore tush aside, I am pretty happy with this experiment in frugality. I can make the 12 mile commute home in just about 45 minutes, which gets me home faster than riding the bus. In fact, I like to think of myself as...  

Whether commuting to work by bus, train, or plane, these devices will help keep you busy and entertained.  

Whether commuting to work by bus, train, or plane, these devices will help keep you busy and entertained. by Jennifer L. DeLeo If you're one of the 6.6 ...  

Bujiatang left a comment on "Wednesday Musette": I was wondering if I could ask a bit of advice myself about commuting.  

Last week I inaugurated a season of bike commuting and in the subtitle of my Bike Commuting Begins post I jokingly proclaimed it the “dawn of the sore bottom.” I was expecting a little soreness, maybe a little tenderness to the touch - but nothing like what I am experiencing. My quest for...  

I'm a Davis County resident who has been bike commuting for two years. Tuesday's I-15 incident - resulting in arguably the worst traffic congestion in Utah's commuting history - was one of those payoff days.  

There are plenty of excuses for scoffing - you're too old and rickety; you live too far away; it's too dangerous to bike; you'll shvitz too much - but, Schapiro says, a little common sense, combined with some ...  

Tammy Lewis rides the Portland streetcar with husband Craig and son Calvin, 6. Because of rising gas prices, Lewis is participating in a Zipcar challenge to give up driving for a month.  

Commuter on George Washington Bridge; Douglas Healey for NY Times J. David Goodman writes in The New York Times about extreme bike commuting: "Once limited to dense urban environments, bike commuting has found a small but devoted following in the New York City suburbs. While there have been no...  

SAR asks: Is there a simple formula that combines the price of gasoline, the one-way commute in miles, and per-hour wages that will let those in the exurbs (and soon, suburbs) figure out when it's time to move back to the city? Sure. Let G be the price of gas, M be the mileage you get on...  

Marie Hytinen has gone Italian to ease the high cost of gas and, more important, add some flare to her 12.2-mile commute to work.  

By Mary Catherine OConnor What will bike-friendly cities look like ten years from now? As citizens around the world raise the demand for human-powered transportation infrastructure, major cities are starting to re-imagine their car-centric transportation models. Are more American...  

In an effort to help state workers save money on gas, Gov. Steve Beshear has announced two fuel saving initiatives for commuting employees.  

The New Yorker magazine cover cartoon this week shows a turban–wearing Barack and gun–toting Michelle Obama in the White House. An American flag burns in the fireplace. The New Yorker says the cartoon satirizes the worst scare tactics being used against Obama.