For the last few months, we’ve noted the increase in cycling among people of all ages. Among those who consider cycling a staple in their lives–people over 50– who recently [...]
Although the Covid-19 lockdowns led to huge reductions in traffic and fewer car crashes this spring, the crashes became deadlier in some cities as drivers sped on quieter roads. In New York City [...]
Fall is here and we already had a taste of the nice, crisp mornings and evenings, maybe a little too cool for some of us who like it a little warmer. We are now looking forward to seeing the [...]
Created more than 20 years ago, Healthy Aging Month is an annual observance designed to raise awareness about the positive aspects of growing older. It was first introduced when the baby boomers [...]
A recent article in Next City asked that interesting question, is transit a private business or a public service? Does seeing transit as a private business makes us more likely to use it more [...]
Today August 21, is National Senior Citizens Day. The day is an opportunity to recognize the valuable contributions senior citizens bring to our communities. It is a reminder to support, [...]
Covid-19 has impacted all areas of our lives, including the way we commute. We have far more teleworkers with commutes no more than a few steps than we did pre-Covid, but that’s not an option [...]
With temperatures recorded in the nineties this week, it is important to take precautions to avoid heatstroke. July 31, 2020 is National Heatstroke Prevention Day. The National Highway Traffic [...]
It would be nice if fewer traffic fatalities was the silver lining to the Covid Pandemic, at least partially offsetting the over twelve thousand New Jerseyans who have succumbed to the virus. But [...]
As we’ve been saying for a few weeks, May is Bike Month. May is also Mental Health Awareness Month and it’s no surprise that biking and mental health are connected. Exercise can help increase [...]
