Cities build new bike paths. Will cyclists come?
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While some municipalities see a surge in bicycling, national figures for 2005 show the same number bike to work as did in 1990.
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Nearly one in four people in the Atlanta area are exercise enthusiasts stuck in neighborhoods without sidewalks or other walking amenities, according to a study that illustrates a problem for many Americans. Researchers said the findings point to the need for more exercise-friendly places to live.
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By Zachary Gorchow, Detroit Free Press  Sep. 11--Bicyclists love a route that takes them through a natural setting, and a path that stretches the length of the Detroit River could be a major draw for casual and serious bikers alike.
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I am a professor of geography visiting Taiwan, and have read about the proposed construction of a freeway from Taipei to Hualien. The experience of communities in North America and Europe has been fairly consistent
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By WALTER GRIFFIN; OF THE NEWS STAFF  BELFAST - Plans are in the works for a pedestrian-bicycle pathway running along the Belfast & Moosehead Lake Railroad tracks from the city's waterfront to City Point.
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PARIS - The City of Light wants to soon become a city of bicycles. Paris City Hall announced it has selected French outdoor advertising firm JCDecaux SA to operate a new free bicycle service in the capital.
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It works in Oslo, it started this year in Barcelona and it's about to launch in Paris. But is New York ready for bike sharing?
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By Jagdip Dhillon, The Record, Stockton, Calif.  Feb. 19--The cyclists will pedal through downtown and out in about 15 minutes, but there has been a lot of work done to make Stockton a stage location for the Tour of California bike race.
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More cities create skate parks for the street skaters among their population
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A substantial number of new roads could be funded by "pay as you drive" charges, research suggests.
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By Frederick Melo and Jennifer Bjorhus, Pioneer Press, St. Paul, Minn.  Feb. 6--It's all about the parks.   Faced with rising land costs and not enough money to buy parklands, the Metropolitan Council is launching a new fund-raising foundation.
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There they'll be, with their featherweight bikes and those cool helmets, a hundred of the world's top riders whizzing through the Back Bay while thousands of fans pack the sidewalks and convoys of help wagons and support vehicles follow the pack. They'll whiz down Charles Street. They'll whiz away down Storrow. Then they'll come back and do it again.
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Changes are likely when the Tour de France route for 2005 is announced on Thursday.
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Planners have been inundated with a flood of applications for new housing developments.
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By Paul Sisson, North County Times, Escondido, Calif.  Feb. 9--OCEANSIDE -- It was a simple vision: One continuous bike trail  that runs through the heart of North County from Oceanside to Escondido next  to the new Sprinter rail line.
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City managers and planners say traffic must be managed in a crowding world but how do you have a prosperous city and not have it choke on its own wealth?