Category Archives: Atlanta Bicycle Coalition

Linze Zhao Bicycles were invented and introduced in early to mid-19th century in Europe, and it has come a long way from “seated skateboards”, which requires the rider to move it by “walking” on the ground, to a popular ride … Continue reading →

It’s nine o’clock am, the dew still lingers on the blades of grass, and the sun is just pushing its way past the clouds on the horizon. There’s a light breeze coming in from the northwest and the branches of … Continue reading →

Leon Heimer Chances are, if you are strolling around Georgia Institute of Technology’s campus, you are going to see Li Wang, 20, with his fluorescent red helmet riding with his bicycle through campus. Now a junior, Li remembers how arduous … Continue reading →

Wesley Kean Dr. Martin ENGL 1101-P3 10/13/11 _          It is 7:05 AM in the morning and you driving your Acura from your apartment at Artist Square Apartments and are on your way to your job at the AT&T headquarters in … Continue reading →

Biking is a national pastime, and many people use bicycles to get from place to place every day. Across the nation, cities are outfitting dangerous places to bike with new safety features to help improve the life of the biker … Continue reading →

Chinese Student Cycling in Atlanta By: Qisi Wang Like all the Chinese students who are in the first year of their study at Georgia tech, Haoxiang Yang has found life quite different here from China. Here, in the United States, … Continue reading →

In our car dependent world, it is easy to see why many people have made the transition to different types of transportation. As gas prices and highway congestion skyrocket, more and more people make the change to ride a bicycle … Continue reading →