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Bicycle Commuting:
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| "Moderate Exercise - such as walking and biking
- is the number one change Americans can make to improve their health." Surgeon General "Children and Adults should walk or bike to errands, work or leisure activities to meet minimum exercise requirements." American Medical Association |
Many cities in the state encourage the use of bicycles for transportation,
and provides accomodations for bicyclists on many roads, like striped bike
lanes. Some streets are signed as bike routes. These streets do not necessarily
have special accomodations for bicyclists, but rather are recommended routes.
Call your city's bicycle coordinator for a recommended Route Guide map.
Why not plan on trying bicycle commuting a few times and see if it fits
your needs? A little planning ahead with the help of this web site will
make bicycle commuting more enjoyable. Once you establish a routine, bicycle
commuting becomes second nature. And it gets easier the more you do it.
by Arthur Ross
Madison's Bicycle and Pedestrian Coordinator
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