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Fold My Ride: The Bike That Could Change Transit
Folding bikes are the black sheep of the bike community, neither respected by hard-core cyclists nor frequently used by the average citizen. But a new global company called Tern Bikes is out to change that perception—and, in the process, change transit.
Read this story (and this week’s Bike Nation series)
(via minusmanhattan)
Close-up of Billie Samuels on the Malvern Star bike showing her koala bear mascot before leaving for Melbourne, 4 July 1934. (Photo by Sam Hood.)
Personal car-sharing is a new twist on auto rentals: Early adopters in the sharing movement are letting renters take their autos through Web-based services, which get up to 40% of the fee. There’s even an app for finding the closest car.
Photo: Emily Castor, right, has rented her Honda Civic to Brendan Lin numerous times since she put the vehicle on Getaround’s personal car-sharing network. Credit: Lee Romney / Los Angeles Times
(Source: Los Angeles Times)
(via thisbigcity:humanscalecities)
Red Squares Indicate Land that is 100% Dedicated to Parking in Midtown Atlanta
(chinese: 紅框區域全是美國亞特蘭大市中心的停車場)
(Source: yippiyeay)
(via laughingsquid) Yearlong Time-Lapse Video of a Bike Locked to a Post in Manhattan
I would like to see pics of the people who steal the stuff. Who does that? Vultures.
(via hookedonphonics)
Let’s go out for a ride Korean version by Tatsuro Kiuchi on Flickr.
(Source: lolitserica)
