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Bob Shanteau

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I have a dream for the future of bicycle transportation

August 30, 2013/3 Comments/in News & Views/by Bob Shanteau

I see a future where bicyclists are seen as first class road users, with the same rights and duties (as far as the rules of the road are concerned) as drivers of vehicles . In fact, I see a future where bicyclists who are traveling slower than other traffic are seen as drivers with the […]

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Bob Shanteau

The Marginalization of Bicyclists

June 8, 2013/59 Comments/in Equality/by Bob Shanteau

Why Bicyclists Don’t Actually Have the Rights and Duties of Drivers of Vehicles and What We Can Do About It Now

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I am a technical illustrator and graphic designer with over 30 years as an urban bike commuter, recreational group rider and ride leader. I am convinced that the greatest challenges facing American bicycling are a lack of education and a destructive belief system about our public roads.

Through CyclingSavvy, Mighk Wilson and I created a toolset for bicyclists to enhance their preferred style of riding. Together, we can transform our traffic culture to recognize that roads are for all people, not just motorists.

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