Bike Davis

Just 30 minutes a day of active mobility is linked to:
✅ Lower risk of heart disease & stroke
✅ Better mental health & reduced stress
✅ Improved fitness & healthy weight
✅ Lower risk of type 2 diabetes
✅ Better sleep & energy levels
✅ Reduced air pollution & CO₂ emissions
✅ Less traffic congestion
✅ Stronger, more livable communities

Good for you. Good for cities. Good for the planet.
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(via Simon Kuestenmacher)
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🚗🅿️ Parking: The Silent Killer of Better Cities

We talk about traffic. We talk about bike lanes. We talk about transit.
But the biggest thing holding our cities back is… parking.

Here’s some facts👇

📏 It eats up massive amounts of land — in some cities, half of the public space is just for storing cars.
💸 It drains public budgets — every “free” parking space costs thousands to build and maintain.
🚫 It kills walkability — pushing buildings apart and making every trip a car trip.
🚌 It blocks better transit — you can’t run great buses or trams where density is replaced by parking lots.
🌍 And the more parking you build, the more people drive. Simple as that.

If we want cleaner air, safer streets, better mobility, and real public space…
We need to stop letting parking rule our cities.

A great city isn’t the one with the most parking spots —
it’s the one where people don’t need one.



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On Wednesday, May 20 at 7 p.m., the Ride of Silence will traverse the globe. Cyclists in their local time zones will take to the roads in a silent procession to honor cyclists who have been killed or injured while cycling on public roadways. Join the gathering in Davis at The Bike Collective, on 4th Street, near L Street.