Bicycling is one of two basic forms of transportation. (The other is walking.) No matter how advanced a society becomes, bicycling should be accommodated as a primary method for people to move around.
Researchers continue to publish empirical evidence that bike share has profound positive impacts on communities. Riding a bike as transportation for short trips improves mental and physical health, protects people from car crashes, reduces emissions, and saves money. People from all walks of life have reason to be bike share advocates.
Curious and skeptical minds across the country raise many of the same questions and misconceptions. This book is a guide for your frequently asked bike share questions. You'll get the who, what, where, when, why, and how of bike share.
Traffic engineers, city planners, attorneys, and hair stylists are all experts on modern transportation. And after 200 years, the bicycle is still the most misunderstood tool for travel.
