Save Money, Bike to Work

                   
cbn.com     May 17, 2008            

CBN News Senior Washington Correspondent CBNNews.com - But it was this year's designated Bike to Work Day, so thousands still gathered Friday morning, rain and all, in rallies around the Washington DC metro area. But with gas in the neighborhood of four dollars a gallon, to many people, it's... [read full story]                

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How to share the road: A guide for cyclists, drivers

nwsource.com     May 15, 2008          

JIM BATES / THE SEATTLE TIMES Jo Repanich, 44, occasionally rides for recreation but wants to get in better shape. JIM BATES / THE SEATTLE TIMES Jo Repanich, middle of three bikers, is easing her way into her bike commute. Help for your bike commute Bike maps: A master list of Washington state...                

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As gas prices rise, that bike looks a lot more appealing

thenewstribune.com     May 15, 2008          

Only a small number of people commute to work by bicycle, but advocates think $4 gas prices might get others to consider a pedal-powered commute. It began with a two-mile ride at lunch. Scott McElhiney then worked up to bicycling seven miles when he could steal a few minutes. Soon he was up to a...                

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South Sound bicycle commuters tout two-wheeling benefits

thenewstribune.com     May 15, 2008          

South Sound bicycle commuters tout the benefits of two-wheeling it, while advocates urge newcomers to try National Bike to Work Week It began with a two-mile ride at lunch. Scott McElhiney then worked up to bicycling seven miles when he could steal a few minutes. Soon he was up to a 20-mile...                

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Bicycle commuters tout two-wheeling benefits

thenewstribune.com     May 15, 2008          

South Sound bicycle commuters tout the benefits of two-wheeling it, while advocates urge newcomers to try National Bike to Work Week It began with a two-mile ride at lunch. Scott McElhiney then worked up to bicycling seven miles when he could steal a few minutes. Soon he was up to a 20-mile...                

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Americans leery of bicycles despite gas price jump

reuters.com     May 15, 2008          

By Jon Hurdle PHILADELPHIA (Reuters) - It's U.S. National Bike to Work Day on Friday and Americans are facing record high gasoline prices, but most commuters will stick to their cars. "It's never just a matter of picking up a few things you could carry on your bike," said Crystal Kelson, 33, a...                

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Americans leery of bicycles despite gas price jump

publicbroadcasting.net     May 15, 2008          

By Jon Hurdle PHILADELPHIA (Reuters) - It's U.S. National Bike to Work Day on Friday and Americans are facing record high gasoline prices, but most commuters will stick to their cars. "It's never just a matter of picking up a few things you could carry on your bike," said Crystal Kelson, 33, a...                

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Gas prices knock bike sales, repairs into high gear

htrnews.com     May 16, 2008          

By Charlie Mathews • Herald Times Reporter • May 16, 2008 MANITOWOC — Mike Zimmer wants to lose weight and, with ever escalating gas prices, save money. "Hopefully, I'll get slimmer and also faster," the Two Rivers Main Street program director said Thursday afternoon, watching his bicycle getting...                

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Gas costs push commuters to park and pedal

usatoday.com     May 16, 2008          

More commuters are turning to bicycles today for national Bike-to-Work Day as gas prices continue to reach record highs. "It's going to be the biggest yet," says Bill Nesper of the League of American Bicyclists, which promotes May as national Bike Month. He says more than 6,500 people are...                

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Americans leery of bicycles despite gas price jump

enn.com     May 16, 2008          

It's U.S. National Bike to Work Day on Friday and Americans are facing record high gasoline prices, but most commuters will stick to their cars. The combination of gas near $4 a gallon and the annual campaign to get people to pedal to work may prompt a few more people than usual to commute on two...                

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High Gas Prices Aren't Creating More Bikers

redorbit.com     May 16, 2008          

Posted on: Friday, 16 May 2008, 13:00 CDT Friday marks the U.S. National Bike to Work Day, and as Americans face record high gas prices, most commuters are forced to stick with their cars. The number of Americans who bike "frequently" (110 days a year or more) fell almost 10 percent to 3.7...                

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