What Police Need to Learn about Cycling
In part 3 of his overview of cycling law enforcement, Kirby Beck explains what police need to learn and how to get heard by your local police department.
I am an assistant professor at the William Allen White School of Journalism and Mass Communications at the University of Kansas. I also serve as Chief Bridge-Builder for the Journalism Bridging Project, a collaborative effort to draw news outlets and academic researchers together through initiatives big and small.
In part 3 of his overview of cycling law enforcement, Kirby Beck explains what police need to learn and how to get heard by your local police department.
I am an assistant professor at the William Allen White School of Journalism and Mass Communications at the University of Kansas. I also serve as Chief Bridge-Builder for the Journalism Bridging Project, a collaborative effort to draw news outlets and academic researchers together through initiatives big and small.
Kirby Beck – an instructor with the International Police Mountain Bike Association – explains how to report incidents to 911 and what to do if you get issued with a cycling citation.
I am an assistant professor at the William Allen White School of Journalism and Mass Communications at the University of Kansas. I also serve as Chief Bridge-Builder for the Journalism Bridging Project, a collaborative effort to draw news outlets and academic researchers together through initiatives big and small.
Kirby Beck–an instructor with the International Police Mountain Bike Association–gives an overview of the state of cyclists and law enforcement.
I am an assistant professor at the William Allen White School of Journalism and Mass Communications at the University of Kansas. I also serve as Chief Bridge-Builder for the Journalism Bridging Project, a collaborative effort to draw news outlets and academic researchers together through initiatives big and small.
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.