“I hate that the bicycle is made out to be something political. I have stated here before, if automobiles ran on pixie dust and had zero carbon emissions, I would still ride a bicycle. I am a cyclist, and riding a bicycle is a love and a passion.” –Dave Moulton
An editorial in The Age today clearly nails that paper’s colours to the mast in respect of commuter cycling.
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How will the death of James Gould impact Melbourne cyclists?
Footballer Jason Akermanis fancies himself a future politician. And if he retains his pro-cycling policy, he might just get our vote. Maybe. Perhaps. Possibly. No promises. But we’d think about it.
The suggestion by London’s Mayor that bikes should be registered and display number plates is an utterly ridiculous idea. It would be too costly, unenforceable, and detrimental to the broader social benefits of cycling. Let’s hope this one goes the way of most politicians’ promises.
A group transport experts recommend that Melbourne’s public transport be returned from private ownership.