Government now smiles on American bicyclists
The federal government shifts policy and funds to make cycling a practical travel option. Agencies plan bike trails and lanes, repurpose rail rights of way, and fund bike lockers and transit connections. Costs per mile for bike paths are far lower than highway builds, signaling growing support for bicycling as a health and environmental measure.
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Bicycle riding shifts from hobby to commuting in America
The article traces the bicycle’s rise from toy to transit as more Americans bike for daily travel. It highlights rising bike usage, urban planning shifts toward bike friendly roads, and government actions including proposed funding and studies on energy conservation and obstacle removal.
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New programs boost biking across the nation
Agencies and cities accelerate cycling initiatives from Lake Tahoe to Minnesota to New York, with plans for bike trails, long bikeways, bike lanes, and parking facilities. The government funds and private efforts target railbeds, lockers, and expanded infrastructure to promote bicycling nationwide.
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Safety minded Hawkeye riders push helmet use in commute
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