Category Archives: Urban Design

Love/Hate on the Katy Trail: Bike Accessibility

The Katy Trail is an urban oasis with few Dallas rivals (the White Rock Creek Trail is the only one that comes to mind…) I wish more of the pedestrian/bike routes through Dallas were this pleasant – especially at lunch. … Continue reading

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Economics of Biking

Quantifying the Economic Value of Bicycle Tourism A recent economic analysis values Wisconsin’s bicycle tourism at contributing $1.5 billion to the state’s economy. The gross state product is about $240 billion (in 2008) and tourism as a whole accounts for … Continue reading

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Hello World – On Line.

Cycling in America is becoming kind of a big deal. It’s a social movement, an urban design movement… for some it’s always been just cheap transportation, for others it’s a new way to assert their hipster style savvy. Around the … Continue reading

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