UP3 #1: Sara Catherine Jenks
Three questions for a dedicated cycling and urban activist in Rochester
Conversations Surrounding Our Urban Environments
Three questions for a dedicated cycling and urban activist in Rochester
On the outskirts of Rochester, a new traffic pattern poses a serious danger to pedestrians
They might not chair a foundation, but they are the wave of palpable positivity in our urban fabric
Even if you’re not a cyclist, this is almost comical
My electric bike is one of the best things I’ve ever purchased. Here’s why.
Lack of patience for urban innovation often spells doom for transit projects that experience growing pains
Two super easy steps to help anyone appreciate cycling as an occasional form of transit
Evan urbanists accept the car will always be king. That doesn’t mean we don’t need to make improvements.
Even the safest driver is far more of a safety hazard than a cyclist who breaks the law
Rochester’s new urban bike path provides transit-like connectivity for very little money
Taking Genesee Street down to 2 lanes would create a strong foundation for growth
Rochester sends a message of support for city life with a flurry of new bike lanes and cycle paths
Rochester’s College Town is an example of why “Money Islands” simply don’t work.
Why are there always more bike riders at downtown festivals? Because driving and parking is such a hassle.
Designing cities to prevent the traditional urban problems without placing blame