By The Portland Press Herald Editorial Board Our roads are unhealthy, even deadly. That has to change. Pedestrian fatalities, air…
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Bicycle Access Expanded on Amtrak Downeaster Trains
Customers can not bring their bikes to/from any station. Newly installed luggage racks that convert to bike racks make it…
Into The Frying Pan
Emily Lozeau recounts planning BikeMaine as a newbie in 2019-- and crushing it! 2019 marked a lot of changes for…
The Inaugural BikeMaine
Kim True, BikeMaine's first Ride Director, reflects on the challenges and rewards of crafting a bike tour out of thin…
Auburn traffic study looks to make Court Street more pedestrian-friendly
A comprehensive traffic study of Court Street, one of the busiest corridors in central Maine, suggests dozens of intersection upgrades…
Take Back the Streets From the Automobile
With people hunkered down at home, cities should act quickly to find a better balance between cars and pedestrians and…
The Traffic Trade-Off
Fewer cars on the road during the pandemic has meant cleaner air, but not necessarily fewer traffic deaths. Can we…
On Nearly Emptied Roads, Motor Vehicle Fatality Rate Spikes By 14% In March
"New nationwide data comes as some regional officials have reported that during the pandemic, people have been driving more recklessly…
Chinese Study Finds Outdoor Activities Safe From COVID
No, that doesn't mean you don't need to social distance or wear a face mask during walking or biking. Read…
Central, western Maine bike shops see surge in sales during stay-at-home order
Owners say supplies may not keep up with the demand. Read the entire Sun Journal article here. By Matthew Daigle