is a free, open community aimed at finding Supporters of Ride to Work
"· People should pick places to live that are within cycling distance of their work, or pick jobs that distance from home.
· In the 1980s I picked my job (physics teaching) within a one-hour-walking distance of my home in Greenhithe (where I still..."
"So many benefits as others have mentioned. Let's now seek to get action to make improvements to the safety of cyclists. Taking bikes off the road and onto shared cycle/pedestrian paths is one way, though obviously not applicable all the time."
from Splashroom Media
"I bike to the ferry, ferry to AK city, walk 8 mins to bus, bus to work. This trip takes me 40 mins or 1hour during the rush.
Its a big change from walking 3 mins (we have recently moved) Its a steep toward biking the whole way, at least i've g..."
"I ride to work (13km), never as often as I should. I do this purley for the exercise. A nice hill and the end of the day sure blows away any work issues in my head."
"I would like to cycle to Uni and part-time job but can't due to lack of bike storage/shower facilities. Do you own a Bike Shop in a shopping centre? How about providing bike storage and shower facilities to the staff in your neighbouring shops and..."
"Check out my (non-commercial) web-site
http://urbanbicycles.googlepages.com for some ideas on how people cycle in places where cycling is mainstream. "
"slynkey.com"
"I walk to work (even in the rain). It is 7.2Km and i don't do it for the economy or for the fuel savings, purely because i need the exercise.
The added bonus is that it clears my head and allows me to hit the ground running when i get to the of..."
from James Nisbet
"Feel good and get there fast."
"Riding is great - but not just to work. The supermarket and corner shop runs seem quicker on a bicycle than getting in the car. Put a basket on the front or a rack on the back!"
from Wetware
from Airspace
"i love riding to work, means I hit the office pretty pumped up and full of oxygen and warm, ready to rock. Every ride sends a signal to drivers to question what they're doing driving in their car so often as single drivers."