The Bulletin And Good Roads, Vol 27, No 25
Articles in this issue
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A Massachusetts L.A.W. member serving with the army at Tampa writes back describing the terrible sand roads around the camp, which he argues make military logistics nearly impossible and underscore the national importance of road reform.
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A Pennsylvania court has ruled that a bicycle is not legally a vehicle under the existing streetcar ordinance, a decision that cycling advocates criticize as contradicting the common-law rights of cyclists on public roads.
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A U.S. consular report from Brazil describes the near-impossibility of purchasing a bicycle or spare parts in that country, where import duties and lack of dealers leave the tiny cycling community without support.
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A new bicycle design forces the rider into an upright position that physically prevents the forward lean associated with fast scorching, offered as a safety measure for urban riding.