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The proud owner of an Epic road bike, a Dahon folder, a seventies-era Peugeot, and a Raleigh cruiser, Adam Voiland is a science writer whose articles have appeared in U.S. News & World Report and Popular Science. You can email him at bike.examiner@gmail.com or follow him on Twitter at bikeexaminer.

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Study: Cyclists inhale more than twice as much air each minute as motorists

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A recently published study makes the obvious---but important--point that cyclists tend to inhale a greater volume of air each minute than motorists...
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Kiwi cyclists have their say on bicycle infrastructure

Newly released results of a web-based survey of more than 2,000 Kiwi cyclists suggest that better bicycle infrastructure--particularly access to...
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Census roundup

New numbers from the Census Bureau's American Community Survey are out and a small army of bloggers and reporters have been culling through the data...
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IBM is in the business of creating commuter pain indices?

Apparently so. The computer giant released its second annual commuter pain survey today, a report that makes the case that the recession continues to...
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DC's Metro has more rush hour capacity than managers realize

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Metro is holding a public workshop on Wednesday, July 22 from 5:30 to 8:30 PM to solicit feedback from pedestrians and cyclists on how to improve...
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Rep. Bachmann: Lets move beyond cliches when it comes to health care costs

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At Mercy Hospital in Coon Rapids, Minn., angioplasty with a drug-coated stent costs $12,080, according to a publicly available Centers for Medicare...
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Friendly hand gestures only at Courteous Mass in Dayton

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I ended up in Dayton, Ohio—home of the Wright Brothers Bicycle Company—over the fourth of July holiday. The most remarkable aspect of the...
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On a scale of 1 to 10 how much does your commute suck? (and how to let your Congressperson know)

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I'd give mine a 7.5. It's not that I don't have options in regards to my commute. It's just that said options suck.There's...a) The...
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Now's the time to comment on bikeability in Greenbelt

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Greenbelt cyclists aired suggestions for enhancing the city's modest pedestrian and bike infrastructure last week at a public meeting. One highlight:...
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DC Bike Buzz: Dellinger defeated, new racks on Metro, George Will takes shots at bikes and more

Though I've been too busy to cover everything, it's been a hectic week in the bike world. Here are some of headlines that you may have missed.Bike...
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