Cycling
Report: Lance Armstrong To Admit Doping In Oprah Interview
There were whispers that a confession could be coming. We may not have to wait much longer.
Nation’s Largest Bike Share System To Launch In May 2013
The country’s largest bike sharing system will launch in New York City next spring.
Lance Armstrong Stripped Of Tour De France Titles, Banned For Life By ICU
As far as cycling’s governing body is concerned, Lance Armstrong is out of the record books.
Liguori: Should We Follow Lead Of Ancient Greece? Thoughts On Armstrong Debacle
Don’t you just want our high-profile athletes to be honorable and right again?
NYC DOT, TLC Introduce ‘LOOK!’ Campaign For Taxi Riders
New York City officials are asking taxi passengers to look before they open their door because it could save a life.
Workers Honor Colleagues Lost On 9/11 With Special Project For Military Kids
If Pier 86 on Manhattan’s West Side looks like a construction site today, there’s a very good reason for it.
Route 9W Sees More Cyclists, Accidents
Route 9W has been attracting more bicyclists lately, and while cycling is great for your body and the environment, it isn’t without risk.
Lance Armstrong’s Coach Rips ‘Unjust’ Doping Case
“Lance has never withdrawn from a fair fight in his life so his decision today underlines what an unjust process this has been,” Johan Bruyneel wrote on his personal website.
NYC Parks Dept. Considers Solution To Cyclists Vs. Runners In Central Park
Officials at the New York City Parks Department say that they may have found a solution to the ongoing battle between bikers and joggers in Central Park – a new traffic pattern.
NYC Summer Streets Guide
The program aims to get New Yorkers to go green and get thinking about other ways to use the streets besides driving. In addition to getting some fresh air and exercise, don’t miss out on the top events this year.
Thibaut Pinot Wins Tour’s 8th Stage; Bradley Wiggins Keeps Lead
Thibaut Pinot of France has won the eighth stage of the Tour de France and Bradley Wiggins of Britain has kept the overall lead.
Comptroller Liu Wants Helmet Mandate For Bike Sharing Program
New York City is set to start a new bike sharing program next month. But before it begins, City Comptroller John Liu wants to make sure riders are kept safe, WCBS 880′s Rich Lamb reported.
New York City Readies Bike Sharing Program To Be Largest In Nation
City officials said Monday that the program will be the nation’s biggest, featuring 10,000 rent-a-bikes and 600 bike docking stations.
Eight Lucky LIRR Commuters Win Bike Locker Lottery In Bellmore
The lockers are just outside the train station and are designed to protect your bike from theft and bad weather.
Mayor Bloomberg Touts Traffic Safety In New York City
New Yorkers are living longer and experiencing less crime. Now, Mayor Michael Bloomberg says the city is on track to have an all-time record low in traffic fatalities for 2011.


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