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Atlanta Becomes a Huge Ice Skating Grid...for Tractor Trailers and Automobiles

Submitted by roadskater on Mon Jan 10 2011 6:11pm

Wow. It looks pretty nasty down there in downtown Atlanta. Check out the brightcove link below for the original video, but I'm updating this to include some video of a woman someone skating on the streets of Atlanta (near Georgia Tech I believe, where we've roadskated on wheels), inspired by eebee's posts below. Here's the brief roadskating video of a different sort...with figure skates, no less... 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=21ymwfSJYOE

Location

10th Street at Peachtree Street
Atlanta, Georgia
United States
33° 46' 54.21" N, 84° 23' 2.4216" W
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Critical Mass

Submitted by Bryan on Thu Feb 26 2009 12:43pm

Tomorrow is the last Friday of the month, which means that wherever you live, Critical Mass is rolling out from the center of town at 6:00pm*.

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Bicylists and Pedestrians and Skaters Please Take the America Bikes Coalition Survey

Submitted by roadskater on Thu Sep 18 2008 2:41pm

This post is based on an announcement from the Association of Pedestrian and Bicycle Professionals (APBP) passed along by a local Bicycling in Greensboro representative to the North Carolina Active Transportation Association. I added some links and explanations below.

Please go to the link below now (at least before Oct 1) and complete the survey. Not all of it is aimed at us of course:

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Is Portland, Oregeon Bike City USA? Visit and Spend Money to Thank Them!

Submitted by roadskater on Fri Jan 11 2008 11:30am

Strangely enough, I have something from the New York Times as well.

You know that sick feeling you get when a driver passes you (especially while you are skating or cycling) just before a turn with a right blinker on? It's a killer...a "right hook," some call it.

Location

Portland, Oregon
United States
45° 31' 23.1456" N, 122° 40' 13.0512" W
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