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May-June 2008

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If you can't make it to meetings, join our WBWC Google group. You don't have to be a member to participate in discussions.

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WBWC's Same Road, Same Rules? forum on May 7 prompted some local discussion and other related commentary.

Take SEMCOG's Regional Transportation Survey to communicate how important it is to support funding for transit and non-motorized transportation improvements.

Interested the controversial Ford Boulevard project in Ypsilanti Township? Check out our timeline , with links to relevant documents.

Consider Building Your Own Bicycle Lights (PDF) from WBWC board member Pete Hines. Pete's also an LCI bike safety instructor and electrical engineer, so he knows his stuff.

Find out more about local Safe Routes to School efforts .

Ann Arbor's Transportation Plan is currently being updated and public comment is being sought.

Ann Arbor is a "bronze-level" bicycle-friendly community. What does that mean?

We asked the Washtenaw County Road Commission some questions related to bicycling in Washtenaw County. Read the commission's responses to our questions.

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Local news

2008
- WBWC member Jeff Gaynor's WEMU interview

2007
- Bike vs. Car: A guide to who owns the road in AA
- Safe biking requires more
- CIty explores sidewalk replacement program
- CIty officials balk at speed limit increases
- Golf and Outing Club wary of sidewalk plan
- Infrastructure alone won't lure [AA] bicyclists

Other News

- Have U.S. Drivers Reached Filling Point of No Return? (WSJ)
- Need a parking place? Good luck (USA Today, 12/06)
- $20 million in Transportation Enhancement grants will help grow Michigan's economy and create safer, more livable communities (MDOT, 3/06)