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...e program is to provide members of the ISU community with more alternative transportation options on campus. [[Category:Foot-Powered Transportation]]

of transportation; and B. Bikeways continue to provide an alternative transportation mode for student and adult

...r bicyclists, and for efforts to encourage bicycling for fun, fitness, and transportation. ...EFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED''' by the Carrboro Board of Aldermen that the Transportation Advisory Board will evaluate Carrboro’s progress in achieving the goals o

...e campus community in the hope that people will choose to use the bikes as transportation in place of a car for campus and local ventures. ...were located at the Greenhouse and were available for students to use for transportation around campus. This initial pilot program did not go as well as expected be

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'''Source File''': http://www.seattle.gov/transportation/bikeprogram.htm ...substantial proportion of Seattleites use their bicycles for recreation or transportation. It is estimated that about 36% of Seattle's 520,000 citizens engage in rec

...RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF WILSONVILLE AUTHORIZING STAFF TO APPLY FOR ODOT TRANSPORTATION ENHANCEMENT (TE) PROGRAM FUNDING TO BUILD A SHARED USE BICYCLE AND PEDESTRI ...ects that strengthen the cultural, aesthetic or environmental value of our transportation system; and

'''Source File''': http://transportation.stanford.edu/alt_transportation/BikingAtStanford.shtml#bikepromo Parking & Transportation Services (P&TS) invites you to try some of our special folding bike offers,

...improve conditions and facilities for walking and bicycling as a means of transportation. ...acity, weather conditions and time of day, and to promote diverse modes of transportation.

'''WHEREAS''', commuting by bicycle is an increasingly popular form of transportation; and '''WHEREAS''', both the 2000 and 2005 Transportation Plans direct staff to develop and present options for bicycle parking facil

...provides Pitzer students with free loaner bikes, encouraging eco-friendly transportation around The Claremont Colleges. [[Category:Foot-Powered Transportation]]

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The mission of the Committee is "To integrate bicycles into the transportation systems of Columbus and central Ohio, by providing a safe convenient system The Columbus Transportation Division Administrator serves as Executive Secretary.

Of all the alternatives to single-occupant vehicle transportation, bikes are the easiest, fastest, most efficient, and cheapest way to get so [[Category:Foot-Powered Transportation]]

'''Source File''': http://www.eckerd.edu/green/transportation/yellowbike.php [[Category:Foot-Powered Transportation]]

...community rather than the use of motor vehicles by providing free bicycle transportation to everyone. GreenBikes are single speed bicycles in all shapes and sizes. [[Category:Foot-Powered Transportation]]

'''Increase Use''': Double the percentage of transportation trips made by bicycling, walking and other non-motorized modes by 2015. ...king modes by 2015; conduct a promotion campaign for bicycling and walking transportation trips.

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...rancisco Peninsula rail transit service, Caltrain, provides a vital public transportation link and has provided on-board carriage of bicycles since 1992, and '''Whereas''' bicycles on-board Caltrain is an inter-modal transportation solution that is socially beneficial with regard to reducing Global Warming

...ry Committee, is updating the Bicycle and Pedestrian element of the County Transportation System Plan (TSP). The TSP is a background document to the County Comprehen The County Board of Commissioners adopted the TSP in 2001 to provide a transportation system for a twenty-year period of growth. The plan inventoried and summari