First, a massive thank you to everyone who came out to City Hall last night to celebrate May as National Bike Month! Look at this turnout! Year after year, our Bike Month proclamation remains a singular challenge for our friends on the city’s PubComm team (huge thanks to Brody behind the camera!) as they try
Howdy Families, Parents, Walkers, Runners, Cyclists, Rollers, and Neighbors, In ecology, scientists monitor an indicator species—like a specific frog in a pond. If the water becomes toxic, the frogs disappear first, warning us that the entire ecosystem is struggling. In urban planning, our children are the indicator species. Because our city’s legacy infrastructure was built
If you ever needed proof that Bryan/College Station is hungry for a bike-friendly culture, you only needed to look at our streets this past month. Usually, when we talk about winter cycling, people think of the “brave” commuters battling the elements. But the last few weeks haven’t been about battling anything—they’ve been about celebrating. We