Surveys of city residents show they overwhelmingly approve of spending more money on improving bicycle infrastructure in their towns
By Erica Puisis
Make way for more bicycles - plus bike lanes and outdoor bike racks, in cities across the United States.
As two-wheeled commuters, errand-runners, and leisure riders continue to increase the number of bikes in cities of all sizes, the demand for bike infrastructure continues to grow.
The collective pedal power of these cyclists is more than just eco-friendly. It can be economically-friendly also since communities and businesses that support a biking lifestyle can attract new residents and customers who value an outdoor-oriented lifestyle.
What are the benefits to embracing the bicycle movement, and how can cities meet the unique infrastructure challenges posed by an increase