No matter how long its been, you can get back on that bike

Pullman, WALocal News

The celebration of National Bike Month in May encourages Moscow and Pullman residents to leave their cars behind and embrace biking. The article details the numerous benefits of biking, including significant cost savings; riding an e-bike costs about one penny every 10 miles compared to 15-30 cents per mile for gas. Infrastructure plays a crucial role in making biking safer and more enjoyable, with the Netherlands serving as a model for effective biking facilities. The author shares personal anecdotes from 33 years of bike commuting, emphasizing the practicality of biking over driving. Recommended routes for commuting to downtown and the University of Idaho are provided for residents coming from different areas of town.

The article also addresses common concerns about biking, such as safety and ability, encouraging readers to utilize existing bike paths and lanes. Ultimately, the piece promotes a healthier, more environmentally friendly mode of transportation for the community.

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