Feet in the Street is today, if you're looking for something to do.
- tbd interviews WABA bicycle ambassador Daniel Hoagland about the New Hampshire/U/16th intersection as he works the morning commute informing cyclists about how to use the new facilities.
- Another crash in Maryland, this one in Ocean City, the cyclist appears to have unsafely run a traffic light and was hit by a police cruiser.
- LAB Smart Cycling seminar comes to DC Nov. 19th.
- Gene Weingarten does not care for sidewalk cycling.
- Travel to see the Paw Paw Tunnel - the 5th longest bike tunnel in the world.
- Ghost bike article was a bummer.
- I just watched "The Road" with Viggo Mortensen. They needed bicycles something awful.
- More about race, elections and bike lanes. Robinson is making the classic false choice argument, pitting juvenile crime against transportation - as though we can't deal with both.
- Reward!
- The Wakefield Bridge over I-495 might be closed for 8 Weeks.
- Fort Meade cyclist injured by item from truck " A male teenager was shot by a projectile while riding his bike. The projectile came from a dark four-door vehicle occupied by two males. The bicyclist rode home, realized his head was bleeding and was taken to a hospital."
- The Greenbelt racing series is over.

The reader's response to the ghost bike article was intriguing. It *is* saddening when drivers aren't prosecuted for killing cyclists/pedestrians, but the reader therefore does not want to hear about it.
Posted by: Tim H | August 28, 2010 at 08:26 AM
But I thought only certain charges where dropped? The last I heard, the attacking an officer charges were the only dropped. Did I miss something??
Posted by: Max | August 28, 2010 at 11:55 AM
Max, I think you're correct.
Posted by: washcycle | August 28, 2010 at 05:55 PM
So, should it be assumed that he has been released from custody?
I wonder how he meets his transportation needs at this point.
Posted by: Max | August 29, 2010 at 11:02 PM
I don't know if he's been released from custody.
Posted by: washcycle | August 29, 2010 at 11:17 PM