Just a couple of e-bike ambulances in Soho early this morning. Someone will be along soon to comment on the impracticality of carrying patients, to which I will reply: First responders and the golden hour in a city full of traffic

Mother Nature’s reminder that cars ruin cities.

Tell us again how the actions that would allow us to avoid the #ClimateCrisis were “too expensive.” None of the record-breaking, historic or “100 year” events we’ve been seeing a lot of lately are the “new normal.” Because it’s actually going to keep getting exponentially worse.

The reason ⁦City of Norfolk, VA⁩ is not on this list is because we chose not to. Norfolk lacks the will and is falling behind other cities because of these choices. Norfolk’s population will continue to decline because of this. momentummag.com/top-bicycle-co…

What are we even talking about here?? When I think about my kids and my family and how they will grow up, the choice is clear to me. VOTE KAMALA HARRIS!!!

“She said there’s usually a serious crash there with injuries about every six to eight weeks.” This tells me that it’s poor road design and the NCDOT is responsible for such frequent crashes due to their dangerous road design.

No reason a city like Norfolk with 238,000 can’t do the all this and more.

Go Comets!

Live from New York, it’s Tim!

Tim Tim!

Bicycles are the more sustainable transportation.

Voila! Le “hell” de Paris sans cars. Norfolk can do the same with some creativity.

The Letter to the Editor that the Baltimore Sun won't publish:

(🧵) ELECTION THREAD: I’ve been waiting all night to say anything substantive about what’s happened, as I felt—I still do—that I might say something I’d regret. I hope you’ll consider following along as I try to process this with you all, and try to do it responsibly. Please RT.

#mood

It has been almost two years since a driver struck and killed Norfolk bike shop owner Michael Shipp, and his family is still fighting for answers. trib.al/5SDM6q7

Health Dept: "Bicycling will reduce the top 10 causes of death. People will live longer if they're able to use a bike to get around." Planning Dept: "What does that have to do with us?"

Mesmerizingly peaceful.

Had the privilege to drop off a copy of Happy City for Mayor Kenneth Alexander This books is an excellent primer for anyone interested creating a better urban environment. Having a mayor who enjoys bike riding as well as reading is always a plus! Happy Cities City of Norfolk, VA

THE SHEBOYGAN PRESS November 28,1916