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Environment
San Francisco Will Pioneer Electric Bike Sharing
With federal backing, the city is partnering with a local car share service to offer members access to electric bikes.
Cities
'Bike Czar' Nicole Freedman Gets Boston Pedaling
The alternative transit movement gets its (wo)man in city hall.
Environment
Electric Bikes Are Stuck in Legal Limbo
What happens to a bicycle when it gets an electric motor? Is it still a bicycle? Is it a scooter? Or is a different beast entirely?
News
How Biking Can Save Cities Billions of Dollars in Health Expenses
If Midwestern city dwellers started biking instead of driving when running errands, they could make their communities measurably better.
News
Submissions: Share a Bike Photo—and Your Best Bike Story
The top 15 finalists have been chosen. Vote now for three bikers to receive a cash grant of up to $5k for their favorite bike charities.
Environment
Never Inflate Your Car or Bike Tires Again—Soon, They'll Do It Themselves
Goodyear is developing self-inflating tires for trucks and cars, while a San Francisco startup wants to do the same for bikes
Design
Intermission: Transforming a City Through Neon Bikes
In most cities, abandoned bikes are an eyesore. A pair of Toronto artists made them into something beautiful.
Environment
People Are Awesome: European Mayor Uses Tank to Crush Car Blocking Bike Lane
A publicity stunt on behalf of bicyclists involves a Lithuanian mayor destroying a luxury sedan with a tank. Sweet revenge.
News
It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year: Why We're Pro-Carmageddon
Construction work is shutting down L.A.'s 405 freeway and people are being told to stay out of their cars. Sounds like the perfect new holiday.
Environment
Pimp My Bike: Car Companies Are Building Two-Wheeled Dream Machines
Why yearn for a gas-guzzling sports car when you can aspire to own an all-electric BMW scooter or a Prius-inspired bike you can shift with your mind?
News
Pedal to Prosperity: Fighting Poverty with Sturdy Bikes in Sub-Saharan Africa
A durable bike is hard to find in sub-Saharan Africa, but the World Bicycle Relief is delivering thousands of bikes to those who need them most.
News
Riding Your Bike Is Good for the Economy
Bikes aren't just good for your body and the environment. Turns out they're good for jobs, too.
News
Get Into Gear
Outfit yourself with trusted equipment and you can go anywhere your two wheels can take you, no matter what the weather or road conditions.
News
Read Our Newest GOOD Guide and Bike for the Planet
Don't just run your errands—bike them! Read our latest GOOD Guide about how to make biking a daily habit.
News
Video: Protesting Bike Lane Tickets with Jackass-Style Civil Disobedience
This guy gets a ticket for not riding in a NYC bike lane. Then, to protest, he crashes his bike full on into anything and everything in a bike lane.
News
Kid Learns to Ride a Bike, Feels Happy of Himself
This young cyclist-in-training is so excited about having just ridden a bicycle that he proceeds to give a motivational speech, thumbs up and all.
News
A Bike Lane That's Projected on the Street as You Ride
The Czech artists Vladimír Turner and Ondřej Mladý have made a gizmo that projects a bike lane onto the street as you ride.
Education
Can This Super High-Tech Bike Get Kids Interested in Engineering?
Kids are into tricked-out bikes. And a specimen like Alpha just might get them interested in the STEM subjects as well.
