Creating joyful bicycle riders in Middle Tennessee
Information of interest to those who do not ride bikes, or who want to learn about interacting with bike riders.
The Nashville WalknBike draft plans have come out, and the period for public comment ends on January 31st. If you live or work in Nashville, you should take this opportunity to give close scrutiny to these plans, which update the last Bike and Pedestrian plan
Gentle friends, A reader contacted me with a question about Tennessee’s three foot law and what the deal is with the special license plates. He has recently moved here from California, where the bike riding culture and laws vary from what we have here in
I was out on a night ride the other evening with a group of friends. One friend and I got to talking about what it means to ride a bike. “I’m always praying when I’m riding,” he told me. “You have to be present –
So there you are, getting ready to ascend Demonbreun Hill just after crossing I-40. You’ve filtered over after the bike lane ends at 12th Ave and then begins again and you’re looking ahead of you. A car. In the bike lane. On an uphill. Folks,
As Nashville grapples with solutions to traffic woes and a growing influx of residents, the new company Bike Fun stands at the ready to show all Nashvillians how to safely get around on two wheels. Bike Fun is owned and operated by East Nashville resident