The Bulletin And Good Roads, Vol 27, No 3

Articles in this issue

  • A letter from Persia describes world tourist McIlrath's progress on his globe-circling bicycle journey, praising the durability of his Palmer tires across rough eastern roads.

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  • A reader with accompanying photograph documents the deplorable state of a famous Pennsylvania toll road, arguing that tolls collected far exceed the maintenance provided.

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  • The full text of a proposed Massachusetts state bill to protect designated cycle paths from encroachment and vehicular traffic is reprinted for member review and comment.

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  • An enthusiast describes the routes best suited for cold-weather riding around New York City, identifying stretches of smooth pavement that remain navigable in winter months.

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  • An editorial advocates taxing all vehicles—not just cyclists—to create a dedicated road improvement fund, arguing that horses and wagons cause far more road damage than bicycles.

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