Is it a car? No, it?s an office (The Telegraph)
Hyderabad, March 10: When K. Sudhakar Yadav sits in his office, he uses a 1908 Ford Model T. Since he loves being in the driver?s seat always, his desk has a steering wheel, too. Idaho Senate wants brakes on 'fixies,' all bikes (KIVI Boise)
Associated Press - March 9, 2010 1:54 PM ET BOISE, Idaho (AP) - Senators voted 20-14 to require bikes on Idaho's roads be outfitted with at least one brake. Legislative updates (The Idaho Statesman)
Senators voted 20-14 for the provision in a bicycle safety and responsibility package from Sen. Elliot Werk, D-Boise. Gearing up for local Spring riding (Business Examiner)
others also read... In mid-February, when the Dutch Consulate shipped 400 city-style bicycles to Richmond and invited the public to come enjoy a two-hour ride around the Olympic-venued city -- more than 800 people registered to take part. Greene: Wheels of change slow to turn (Denver Post)
It was lunchtime Wednesday, the kind of warm and sunny day when you might hop on a bike if you were a city worker with an hour off and free access to a 3-speed and helmet. Letters To The Editor (Grunion Gazette)
I would like to thank Westboro Baptist Church for bringing their message to Long Beach. As a result of their presence, our diverse community came together to re-affirm and strengthen our commitment to love and support for each other regardless of our differences. NJ bicyclists form statewide union (The Record and Herald News)
It took several fatalities, too many injuries and a long-overdue spurt of unity, but bicycle enthusiasts from Sussex to Cape May finally got together Saturday to address conditions that contribute to the deaths of 15 cyclists and 152 pedestrians each year. Pedalling into an electric future (The Age)
Millions of Chinese commuters are turning to electric bicycles - hailed as the environmentally friendly future of personal transport in the country's teeming cities. Medics from Mobile area return from earthquake-torn Haiti (Mobile Press-Regis...
MOBILE, Ala. -- In the courtyard of an old school in Haiti, surrounded by razor wire, a local medical response team spent two weeks tending to the needs of people injured in the January earthquake. Cameroon : Specially Adapted Bicycle to Ease Tourism (AllAfrica.com)
The innovation dubbed, "Eco-friendly Calorie Cycle Speedometer" helps tourists to measure where they go. Technological inventors have come up with a specially adapted bicycle that allows tourists to measure wherever they go when they are on their bicycles.
