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Speedlinking 11 August 2010

“In a a properly designed Traditional City, most people don’t need bicycles.” –Energy Bulletin

Speedlinking 4 June 2010

You know it’s been a while between posts when your own mother starts chipping you about not updating your blog…

Speedlinking 13 January 2009

“I really believe that, once people develop some confidence on the bike track, they’ll feel a lot safer riding on sections of road that don’t have bicycle infrastructure yet”–Katie Kingshott, Healthy Transport Hobart

Breathtaking stupidity

There’s a reason why I don’t often comment on topics like this these days–it just gets me riled. But thinking about what this dipstick did puts my blood pressure completely off the charts.

Herald Sun recycles cycle news

Haven’t I seen this report somewhere before? Oh yeah–a year ago, in the same newspaper.

Obeying the road rules is a bad thing?

Who’d have thunk it? Apparently Australians drive “slowly”.

Too big? Too fast? Too bad…

Some thoughts on SUVs, road safety, speeding, and anti-hoon laws.

Look-out pedestrians! Speeding cyclists are out to get you!

I really tried hard not to respond to this stupid article. But I just couldn’t help myself.

Chances are you are NOT a safe and patient driver

The 2006 AAMI Crash Index contains some sobering figures for those who would drink-drive. Or speed. Or use their mobile phone while driving. Or drive while fatigued…

Beattie gets heavy on hit-and-run

The Queensland government is to introduce new penalties for dangerous driving, driving while intoxicated, excessive speed, and hit-and-run.