Living near LA, I met Dr. Shoup a few times. I thanked him for his earth-shaking work on parking. He thanked me for helping make UCLA campus more bike friendly. Envying those who studied under him. Rest in Peace, Dr.

It’s a huge honor to hear today that I have been named an honorary member of the Institute of Transportation Engineers. As a walk bike person I have often felt a little off center, but this assures me that it’s the right track.

#trbam I’m here a day early. It’s cold outside.

It’s an honor to be asked to contribute to this journal. The saga of getting a state law changed. Every 20mph sign I see makes it worthwhile.

Ordered my copy.

New research report discourages skinny bike lanes between through lanes and long right turn lanes. Favors separation. nap.nationalacademies.org/catalog/2828...

Most anywhere in continental Europe. Basel SW.

This was a great project to help on. They had both the budget and the confidence to skip the plastic post phase (except over the Caltrans bridge).

I will be in Seattle early next week. Presenting on how California is lowering speed limits. It’s the ITE Washington Safety conference.

Nearly typical US bike xing with green but this one is in eastern France.

Many of my friends have said this is the best place for abandoning app formerly known as Twitter. Here I am!