A Positive Cycle: Pittsburgh’s bike scene is bigger than ever and won’t be backpedaling anytime soon

By Seth Culp-Ressler | Features Editor With bikers swarming the streets for this week’s BikeFest – Pittsburgh’s grand celebration of all things pedal-powered – it’s never been more apparent that the Steel City is growing rapidly as a cyclist-welcoming metropolis. Bike PGH, the city’s bike-focused nonprofit, organizes BikeFest, which runs for ten days – from this past Friday to next Sunday. The week and a … Continue reading A Positive Cycle: Pittsburgh’s bike scene is bigger than ever and won’t be backpedaling anytime soon

Pittsburgh will receive support in bike lane project

By: Seth Culp-Ressler | For The Duquesne Duke Pittsburgh has recently been chosen as one of six cities to be part of The Green Lane Project, an initiative run by Boulder, Colo. based organization PeopleForBikes that aims to increase the amount of protected bike lanes present on the nation’s roadways. According to PeopleForBikes’ website, The Green Lane Project focuses on assisting US cities in speeding up … Continue reading Pittsburgh will receive support in bike lane project