26/21 Bike People Are The Best

Taylor meets a guardian angel, Sherry, who breaks wind for him on her ebike, and her partner Cindy, who drive him and his bike 60 miles. 1:29 Taylor meets a(nother) good bike Samaritan, Henry. 7:30 Stacey's News: Our first look at transportation reauthorization https://bikeleague.org/our-first-look-at-transportation-reauthorization/?utm_source=chatgpt.com, a Massachusetts Micromobility Bill https://www.massbike.org/micromobility_bill_s_3077?utm_campaign=bike_month_newsletter_3&utm_medium=email&utm_source=massbike, San Jose cyclists may soon have to share bike lanes with DoorDash delivery robots https://abc7news.com/post/doordash-dot-san-jose-cyclists-may-soon-have-share-bike-lanes-food-delivery-robots/19126915/, and LA says it needs six more years and more staff for mobility projects that already got $100M from the state https://laist.com/news/transportation/street-services-wilmington-boyle-heights-skid-row. 10:07 Will protected bike lanes and pedestrian features on Chicago’s Archer Avenue survive the impatience of drivers through the construction process? With Dixon Galvez-Searle of the Southwest Collective. https://www.swcollective.org/archer-kedzie-redesign 12:40 How San Francisco is responding to a 32% growth in biking and ebikelash in the state of California, with Robin Pam of Streets For All, Brett Thurber of The New Wheel, and Claire Amable, Advocacy Director of the SF Bicycle Coalition. 29:45 Taylor talks with Hiker Lars and biker Hugh in Humbug State Park. All three took advantage of “hike and bike,” California parks' inexpensive, no-reservation camping. https://www.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=29607 45:02