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#183 August 2024/Bicycling/Bike Talk

A ride-along with the Parking Authority reveals the challenges of clearing obstructed bike lanes

As a Philly bicycle commuter, it’s long been my dream to race through the city slapping tickets on all the cars parked in the bike lanes. In the eyes of bikers, many of the everyday users of city streets — delivery trucks, contractor vans, Ubers picking up and depositing passengers, even residents dropping off groceries

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August 1, 2024
8 mins read
Bicycling/Bike Talk/Video

Video: I rode along with the PPA bike patrol to answer all your questions

Meet Craig Santoro, a bike commuter whose trek to work involves constantly dodging cars. From the vehicles parked in bike lanes to the vehicles whizzing by in driving lanes, the city’s streets are always keeping Craig on his toes. Cue the Philadelphia Parking Authority’s bike patrol. Follow Craig and the PPA as they bring us

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June 11, 2024
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#181 June 2024/Bicycling/Bike Talk/News

I rode along with the PPA bike patrol to answer all your questions | Opinion

As a Philly bicycle commuter, it’s long been my dream to race through the city slapping tickets on all the cars parked in the bike lanes. In the eyes of bikers, many of the everyday users of city streets — delivery trucks, contractor vans, Ubers picking up and depositing passengers, even residents dropping off groceries

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May 30, 2024
8 mins read

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