Entries by Eliot Landrum

The Right Parking Spot

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A critical piece of Encouragement is simple: parking. A well-designed bicycle parking area welcomes employees and patrons and encourages practical bicycling in our cities. Providing safe, ample parking for bicycles need not be expensive, fancy, or elaborate. However, if not considered properly, bicycle parking can easily lose its value and become a useless landscaping feature. […]

The 6 Es: Video from the Colloquium

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Presentation by Dan Gutierrez at the 2013 I Am Traffic Colloquium: The 6 ‘E’s of Bicycling Equity — Equality, Education, Engineering, Enforcement, Encouragement, Evaluation — is a program of bicycling advocacy more detailed and comprehensive than any other such program now existing. Dan Gutierrez, who formulated the 6 ‘E’s, spoke about the program at the I […]

Right to Road Challenged in Kentucky

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Recently, the bicycling world has been aghast to learn that a law-abiding citizen is being charged with “reckless driving” in Kentucky…despite all facts to the contrary.

Reality Check: The Hadley Harassment Case

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Since August 2009, Eli Damon has been put through the ringer of court cases, trials, and perhaps most demeaning: Lousy media reporting. The Daily Hampshire Gazette recently published a highly misinformed and misleading opinion about the latest ruling. The Editor needs a little Reality Check.

Sharesplosion

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What an amazing week for I Am Traffic! When we woke up on Tuesday morning, we had no idea that our message would be shared so far and wide in just the span of a few days. To give you an idea of what’s been going on, I wanted to share some data with everyone. […]

Of Reality and Dreams

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Eliot Landrum, a CyclingSavvy Instructor, explores I Am Traffic’s answers for the present, and the hope for the future.