The Bulletin And Good Roads, Vol 24, No 8
Articles in this issue
- Reciprocity: Patronising Bicycle-Friendly Railroads
A Chester, Pennsylvania member argues that cyclists should systematically route all their freight and travel through railroads that carry bicycles free, to force the rest to comply.
- p. 3
Boston-area readers recommend the Plymouth Line and Portland Steam Packet as steamboat companies that welcome cyclists and their machines without extra charge.
- p. 3
The L.A.W. reproduces official instructions from New York's Superintendent of Public Works confirming wheelmen's right to use the canal tow paths and ordering staff to improve the surface for them.
- p. 2
A reader catalogues frustrating encounters with railroad staff who mishandle or refuse to accept bicycles, and calls for coordinated League pressure to change policy.
- A Rhode Island Member on Road Improvement
A brief note suggesting New Hampshire resort towns should invest in portable stone crushers and horse rollers to improve their roads and attract tourist traffic.