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Cargo Bike NELA
@vmsev.bsky.social
· May 11
It’s easy to write off Los Angeles as a car dominated wasteland, and in doing so forget about the River bike path & its river-oriented cafes/ restaurants, the transforming DTLA & its growing network of protected bike lanes and rail adjacent park space, Griffith Park & its car-free roads, and more.
October 30, 2025 at 2:20 AM
It genuinely felt good to preorder order this book by @brooklynspoke.bsky.social and @sgoodyear.bsky.social
I look forward to their live show at Dynasty Typewriter, which incidentally is right next to MacArthur Park where the city plans to pedestrianize two blocks of Wilshire Bl to expand the park
I look forward to their live show at Dynasty Typewriter, which incidentally is right next to MacArthur Park where the city plans to pedestrianize two blocks of Wilshire Bl to expand the park
October 8, 2025 at 7:04 AM
It genuinely felt good to preorder order this book by @brooklynspoke.bsky.social and @sgoodyear.bsky.social
I look forward to their live show at Dynasty Typewriter, which incidentally is right next to MacArthur Park where the city plans to pedestrianize two blocks of Wilshire Bl to expand the park
I look forward to their live show at Dynasty Typewriter, which incidentally is right next to MacArthur Park where the city plans to pedestrianize two blocks of Wilshire Bl to expand the park
The Dutch mindset can’t comprehend riding a cargo bike in a setting this hilly (and sunny).
October 8, 2025 at 1:38 AM
The Dutch mindset can’t comprehend riding a cargo bike in a setting this hilly (and sunny).
London’s bike paths pushed to their capacity limits in some places in this video taken during a transit strike.
m.youtube.com/watch?v=53OA...
m.youtube.com/watch?v=53OA...
🚲 London tube strike cycling boom: Knightsbridge to Bank in rush hour
YouTube video by London cycle routes
m.youtube.com
September 13, 2025 at 3:04 AM
London’s bike paths pushed to their capacity limits in some places in this video taken during a transit strike.
m.youtube.com/watch?v=53OA...
m.youtube.com/watch?v=53OA...
I love my e-bike, it is a necessity to avoid sweating on my commute or when riding the hills of my neighborhood with cargo. But when I get the chance to pick up lunch or dinner in my neighborhood I prefer to use my regular bike.
August 23, 2025 at 2:48 AM
I love my e-bike, it is a necessity to avoid sweating on my commute or when riding the hills of my neighborhood with cargo. But when I get the chance to pick up lunch or dinner in my neighborhood I prefer to use my regular bike.
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I just ran the numbers & it looks like since just March this year the industry group Bay Area Council spent btwn $35k to $43.7k on Facebook & Instagram ads promoting their campaign to close the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge Trail. Are we going to let them win? Speak up!
www.facebook.com/ads/library/...
www.facebook.com/ads/library/...
August 4, 2025 at 1:28 AM
I just ran the numbers & it looks like since just March this year the industry group Bay Area Council spent btwn $35k to $43.7k on Facebook & Instagram ads promoting their campaign to close the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge Trail. Are we going to let them win? Speak up!
www.facebook.com/ads/library/...
www.facebook.com/ads/library/...
Is there good shade umbrella for biking?
Some bikes have shade for passengers which is great but what about the rider?
I would love to take refuge in shade from tall buildings or trees but LA has few of either and sometimes you are stopped at a red light just baking in the sun.
Some bikes have shade for passengers which is great but what about the rider?
I would love to take refuge in shade from tall buildings or trees but LA has few of either and sometimes you are stopped at a red light just baking in the sun.
August 3, 2025 at 11:40 PM
Is there good shade umbrella for biking?
Some bikes have shade for passengers which is great but what about the rider?
I would love to take refuge in shade from tall buildings or trees but LA has few of either and sometimes you are stopped at a red light just baking in the sun.
Some bikes have shade for passengers which is great but what about the rider?
I would love to take refuge in shade from tall buildings or trees but LA has few of either and sometimes you are stopped at a red light just baking in the sun.
Riding home from work and hit some minor bike traffic on the Arroyo Seco bike path.
July 20, 2025 at 3:45 AM
Riding home from work and hit some minor bike traffic on the Arroyo Seco bike path.
Minor cargo bike haul from local Buy Nothing group.
July 10, 2025 at 4:19 AM
Minor cargo bike haul from local Buy Nothing group.
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A whole lot of organizations and politicians do not understand just how minimal their 'reach' truly is on X. It's not what Twitter was. You are shouting at bots and right-wingers. Nobody else sees what you do there. Daily users are down, time on site is down, and the algorithm is hostile to you.
“.. traffic has dropped by only a single percentage point as a result of leaving Twitter ..”
@niemanreports.org #Hellsite
niemanreports.org/npr-twitter-...
@niemanreports.org #Hellsite
niemanreports.org/npr-twitter-...
July 10, 2025 at 12:23 AM
A whole lot of organizations and politicians do not understand just how minimal their 'reach' truly is on X. It's not what Twitter was. You are shouting at bots and right-wingers. Nobody else sees what you do there. Daily users are down, time on site is down, and the algorithm is hostile to you.
🚨 New bike lane alert 🚨
Still in progress but bike lanes are being installed on Avenue 64 in Highland Park/Garvanza
Still in progress but bike lanes are being installed on Avenue 64 in Highland Park/Garvanza
May 29, 2025 at 2:22 AM
🚨 New bike lane alert 🚨
Still in progress but bike lanes are being installed on Avenue 64 in Highland Park/Garvanza
Still in progress but bike lanes are being installed on Avenue 64 in Highland Park/Garvanza
Fun times at ciclamini today on Pico and seeing strong interest in making the street safer.
May 19, 2025 at 1:28 AM
Fun times at ciclamini today on Pico and seeing strong interest in making the street safer.
It’s easy to write off Los Angeles as a car dominated wasteland, and in doing so forget about the River bike path & its river-oriented cafes/ restaurants, the transforming DTLA & its growing network of protected bike lanes and rail adjacent park space, Griffith Park & its car-free roads, and more.
May 11, 2025 at 8:28 PM
It’s easy to write off Los Angeles as a car dominated wasteland, and in doing so forget about the River bike path & its river-oriented cafes/ restaurants, the transforming DTLA & its growing network of protected bike lanes and rail adjacent park space, Griffith Park & its car-free roads, and more.
The Winter Cycling Conference is an event where cities that get cold come together and share tips and motivation for cycling through winter.
How about a Summer Cycling Conference for places that get hot- Bogota, Mexico City, South Korea, Seville, Madrid, California, etc?
How about a Summer Cycling Conference for places that get hot- Bogota, Mexico City, South Korea, Seville, Madrid, California, etc?
May 9, 2025 at 4:09 AM
The Winter Cycling Conference is an event where cities that get cold come together and share tips and motivation for cycling through winter.
How about a Summer Cycling Conference for places that get hot- Bogota, Mexico City, South Korea, Seville, Madrid, California, etc?
How about a Summer Cycling Conference for places that get hot- Bogota, Mexico City, South Korea, Seville, Madrid, California, etc?
Local, paid journalism and newspapers/orgs with ethical standards matter.
I like that LAPublicPress.org provides *free* physical copies at mom and pop shops. If you can, donate: givebutter.com/joinlapublic...
Also a fan of LAist.com and their continued radio presence. Donate: support.laist.com
I like that LAPublicPress.org provides *free* physical copies at mom and pop shops. If you can, donate: givebutter.com/joinlapublic...
Also a fan of LAist.com and their continued radio presence. Donate: support.laist.com
May 6, 2025 at 5:06 AM
Local, paid journalism and newspapers/orgs with ethical standards matter.
I like that LAPublicPress.org provides *free* physical copies at mom and pop shops. If you can, donate: givebutter.com/joinlapublic...
Also a fan of LAist.com and their continued radio presence. Donate: support.laist.com
I like that LAPublicPress.org provides *free* physical copies at mom and pop shops. If you can, donate: givebutter.com/joinlapublic...
Also a fan of LAist.com and their continued radio presence. Donate: support.laist.com
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Walking is the most practical mobility mode we have. Yet today it has been marginalized in favor of driving – even in places where walking makes most sense. How did we lose the right to walk – and how can we recover it?
Listen in Tuesday, May 6.
Register here:
transweb.sjsu.edu/events/Recla...
Listen in Tuesday, May 6.
Register here:
transweb.sjsu.edu/events/Recla...
April 30, 2025 at 10:25 AM
Walking is the most practical mobility mode we have. Yet today it has been marginalized in favor of driving – even in places where walking makes most sense. How did we lose the right to walk – and how can we recover it?
Listen in Tuesday, May 6.
Register here:
transweb.sjsu.edu/events/Recla...
Listen in Tuesday, May 6.
Register here:
transweb.sjsu.edu/events/Recla...
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AI is like plastic. It has some legit uses, yes, but it's really bad for the environment so it should be used as little as possible. Unlike plastic, it's a whole lot easier to restrict it now, because it's only been around a few years rather than ~200. The time to stop it is now.
April 29, 2025 at 6:04 PM
AI is like plastic. It has some legit uses, yes, but it's really bad for the environment so it should be used as little as possible. Unlike plastic, it's a whole lot easier to restrict it now, because it's only been around a few years rather than ~200. The time to stop it is now.
1) We know where the traffic is 2) easiest traffic to fix is convert short car trips to walk, bike, and transit (invest in these)
3) Most traffic happens as drivers get closer to the central city (see #2 above)
4) long distance freeway traffic is fixed via better public transit, infill development
3) Most traffic happens as drivers get closer to the central city (see #2 above)
4) long distance freeway traffic is fixed via better public transit, infill development
If you care about traffic — if you care about not being late to work, coming home to your kids, and saving your time — you have to care about GenAI.
GenAI has come to traffic management, and this cutting-edge tool will help the state better serve all Californians.
GenAI has come to traffic management, and this cutting-edge tool will help the state better serve all Californians.
April 30, 2025 at 5:25 AM
1) We know where the traffic is 2) easiest traffic to fix is convert short car trips to walk, bike, and transit (invest in these)
3) Most traffic happens as drivers get closer to the central city (see #2 above)
4) long distance freeway traffic is fixed via better public transit, infill development
3) Most traffic happens as drivers get closer to the central city (see #2 above)
4) long distance freeway traffic is fixed via better public transit, infill development
With time it should get better to get around Los Angeles by bicycle. County voters passed Measure R and M to build out our rail network. City voters passed Measure HLA to build out bike lanes and bus lanes. Every time cicLAvia occurs, thousands of people come out to enjoy LA car-free. There’s hope!
April 17, 2025 at 4:04 AM
With time it should get better to get around Los Angeles by bicycle. County voters passed Measure R and M to build out our rail network. City voters passed Measure HLA to build out bike lanes and bus lanes. Every time cicLAvia occurs, thousands of people come out to enjoy LA car-free. There’s hope!
For about 2 to 3 months in 2020, we had streets in Los Angeles that became pedestrian priority streets. People walking and biking on these “Slow Streets” outnumbered car traffic and on my local “ Slow Street” I saw more people walking and biking in 2 months than I have seen in the years since.
March 26, 2025 at 3:51 AM
For about 2 to 3 months in 2020, we had streets in Los Angeles that became pedestrian priority streets. People walking and biking on these “Slow Streets” outnumbered car traffic and on my local “ Slow Street” I saw more people walking and biking in 2 months than I have seen in the years since.
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Driving a car might be the best choice for an individual, but it always is a net negative for everyone outside of the vehicle.
March 23, 2025 at 8:51 PM
Driving a car might be the best choice for an individual, but it always is a net negative for everyone outside of the vehicle.
For anyone wondering, a good e-cargo bike can manage the steep potholed streets of Northeast LA.
March 16, 2025 at 7:35 AM
For anyone wondering, a good e-cargo bike can manage the steep potholed streets of Northeast LA.
My attempts to connect between Fletcher Dr and the Red Car Pedestrian Bridge in Atwater. I have yet to find the best bike route between the two points but zig-zag to avoid the surprising amount of car traffic on the local streets in this area.
March 16, 2025 at 7:07 AM
My attempts to connect between Fletcher Dr and the Red Car Pedestrian Bridge in Atwater. I have yet to find the best bike route between the two points but zig-zag to avoid the surprising amount of car traffic on the local streets in this area.
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How do we get Kenneth Mejia to run for mayor against Bass in 2026? This dude is legit.
We would've done this audit at no additional cost to taxpayers. 🤗
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Anyway, check out our findings from our other homelessness audits at controller.lacity.gov/audits and our homelessness dashboard at
homelessdashboard.lacontroller.app
March 8, 2025 at 3:42 AM
How do we get Kenneth Mejia to run for mayor against Bass in 2026? This dude is legit.
Somehow when this book came out in 2019 I didn’t hear about it but I am excited to crack open this book and learn about Copenhagen’s journey on becoming bike friendly and applicable lessons locally.
March 5, 2025 at 4:57 AM
Somehow when this book came out in 2019 I didn’t hear about it but I am excited to crack open this book and learn about Copenhagen’s journey on becoming bike friendly and applicable lessons locally.