Trail Mix, a three-day interdisciplinary symposium and workshop dedicated to sustainable mountain bike trail design, will bring together trail designers, researchers, cyclists and policymakers Oct.

It's always best to use wheel chocks if you need to move your bike on a trailer. But if you don't have chocks, there are still ways to do it safely.

Marriott is planning to build a hotel near CaroMont Regional Medical Center's Belmont location. The proposed hotel, a Residence Inn, would include 107 suite-style hotel rooms, a dining area, an ...

An American food chain is set to embark on its goal of Australian domination as it reveals the location of its next store. Wendy’s, known for its square burger patties, opened its first Australian ...

Today has been one of those days where the news, at least from a bicycle tech standpoint, has been decidedly silly. Hot on the heels of Assos releasing a winter jersey with a sunglasses holder on the ...

BROWNSBURG, Ind. — One of the largest book publishers in the world announced plans to build a state-of-the-art supply chain logistics facility in Brownsburg. HarperCollins Publishers said the new 1.6 ...

After it outsourced its distribution and logistics services beginning in 2010, HarperCollins is reversing course, announcing plans to build a new 1.6 million sq. ft. “supply chain logistics facility” ...

Regarding the Summit Avenue Regional Trail, opponents have given a variety of reasons not to build a bike/pedestrian way: 1. It’s not needed (you’re safer biking in the street). 2. Hundreds (thousands ...

Several south and southwest suburbs are getting Cook County grant money for transportation projects such as repaving streets and building bike paths. Nearly $8.3 million in grants for 32 projects were ...

NEW YORK (PIX11) – New York City is rolling out its Greater Greenways plan to build more bike and walking paths closer to the waterfront. Greenways are a network of protected paths for pedestrians and ...

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