Sunday, 9 July 2017

A move back, two angry path-blockers - and why it's time to stop writing and start remembering

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On July 6 last year, I got on my bike for the last time outside my apartment building in Brooklyn. As I’d done hundreds of times before, I...
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Sunday, 23 April 2017

An angry man on a pavement, a rash of misunderstandings - and why I'll be seeking to bridge the gap

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One morning in mid-March, because I was running late for a meeting, I opted to ride across Waterloo Bridge, expecti...
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Sunday, 26 March 2017

A chance remark, a horror attack and why cars and violence are so closely linked

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During a brief stop-off on Wednesday morning at Brixton Cycles , I fell into the kind of chit-chat that’s a customary part of any healthy r...
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Thursday, 2 March 2017

A Cheshire epiphany, cheap driving - and why Brexit means no respite from clogged roads

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It’s the kind of scene that’s probably familiar to anyone who’s tried recently cycling in the large swathes of the UK where the motor car i...
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Sunday, 22 January 2017

A past mayor, a miserable blogiversary - and why I still think Roundheads must come to the rescue

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It used to be frustrating asking  Boris Johnson , London’s mayor until May last year, about transport policy issues. During my first stint ...
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Monday, 16 January 2017

A smug expectation, a messy reality - and why it's time to get to grips with a tough conundrum

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Before I got out on my bike, I was anticipating that Monday, January 9, was going to be my smuggest cycling day since returning to London ...
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