Brrrrr – It’s cold outside. All you can think of is staying under the covers where it is warm. Then you see those soulful eyes of your yellow lab pleading for you to get up and go for a walk. Alright, but first coffee. Coffee consumed, you [...]
Let’s start the retrospective with biking news since 2020 was a good year for biking and bike shops. For a few months the demand for bicycles was so high, people were placed on waiting lists to buy one. The “bike boom” was driven by both fears [...]
Congratulations to Princeton for becoming New Jersey’s first Silver level Bicycle Friendly Community! The League of American Bicyclists recognized Princeton’s new Bicycle Boulevards, as well as noting that Princeton University is New [...]
Holiday Travel Updates The holiday travel forecast is out and once again, we are seeing a significant decrease in the number of people travelling for the holidays. And that is good news, people are following the public health advice. The CDC [...]
The best way to stay safe this holiday season is to celebrate at home with people you live with and avoid crowds and indoor spaces that do not offer fresh air. Instead of making traveling plans, you can opt to have a virtual celebration with [...]
We haven’t seen any snowflakes yet, but we have already experienced a few frigid days. Winter is coming. While many people are familiar with the prep needed for winter, this year many others have taken to biking for the first time or have [...]
This year AAA estimates a 10% drop in travel from previous years, the largest decrease since 2008. Fewer Americans have travel plans this year and for a good reason. Many states have travel restrictions in place and public health authorities [...]
World Day of Remembrance is commemorated every year on the third Sunday in November. This year the event will be held virtually on Sunday, November 15. This Day is dedicated to remembering the millions of people who have been killed or [...]
You drive on the highway, you see flashing blue and red lights and the driver in front of you does not make any attempt to slow down or move over and just speeds by first responders. Although NJ has a Law to prevent that, we still see drivers [...]
Daylight saving time ends on November 1, 2020. We may welcome the extra hour of sleep, but not the body disruption the clock change causes. Losing an hour of afternoon daylight is associated with an increase in some forms of depression [...]