Good morning
- "Eight hours in the Howard University Hospital emergency room and five stitches later, I was back home, left to ponder what lessons I could draw from the experience."
- DC Rising - "Washington, DC, built green lanes into some of the city's most-famous and well-used throughways. "They've put a protected bike lane in the middle of Pennsylvania Avenue," Maus says. "That's head and shoulders above anything that Portland's done.""
- And then read this comment too.
- Phoenix bikes profiled on WAMU

Tour De Fat by Joe in DC
Only point in the comment to disagree with really is:
") Spend as little time as possible in the danger zone - go fast through it - even though it means you'd be hurt worse if something happene"
spend little time in the danger zone - yes, but not by going fast through it....
Posted by: ken | June 07, 2013 at 11:18 AM
I had to say "what?" about this part:
" steering even slightly erratically can make you visible to cars."
Umm...
Also the part about going fast to "spend less time in the door zone" is stupid.
Posted by: MLD | June 07, 2013 at 03:50 PM
'I had to say "what?" about this part:
" steering even slightly erratically can make you visible to cars."'
FWIW, I do that sometimes when riding on an arterial road when I know high speed traffic is approaching from the rear. I basically just steer back and forth a little in an effort to register as a moving object. I know from experience that moving objects are easier to see than still objects.
Posted by: Jonathan Krall | June 10, 2013 at 10:40 AM