The Bulletin And Good Roads, Vol 24, No 3
Articles in this issue
- How About This? Overcharging in New Rochelle
A Brooklyn reader recounts being charged $2.50 for a 45-minute wagon ride in New Rochelle, comparing it to sharp practices by cab drivers in New York City.
- p. 3
A farmer writes in solidarity with cyclists, explaining that trolley-car rails are just as dangerous for horse-drawn wagons as for bicycles and demanding grooved rails be made mandatory.
- p. 3
A Pennsylvania member describes how the L.A.W. successfully pressured a man who had deliberately wrecked his bicycle with a pitchfork to pay for repairs.
- p. 3
A Grand Rapids reader complains that a new city ordinance requiring cyclists to ring their bell thirty feet before every crossing is creating chaos for all riders in the city.
- p. 4
A California rider warns touring cyclists to control their speed on the Mount Hamilton descent to avoid terrifying horses on the stage road to Lick Observatory.
- p. 15
Correspondence celebrates Oneonta, New York for more than doubling its League membership, and New Jersey's Montclair for adding 137 members in ten weeks.