Paul Lazzaro yesterday

This is all no fun, and it isn't really even springtime yet! As an insight, SUV drivers aren't necessarily more nor less aggressive or insensitive than other drivers. We might as easily suggest that with their higher vantage point and view of the road especially at intersections over parked cars, they are more at ease and thereby less prone to rage than folks in their cheap shorty cars wallowing in their inferiority complex and thus acting out.

I moved today from D.C. to Bethesda. Shorter commute to work (still bike/metro), quieter (my DC neighborhood was a little too heavy on the party, and I’m saving $$$. Before settling on a location, I wanted to make sure I’d still ride every day and live in a place that doesn’t require a car to enjoy restaurants, grocery shop, and get around. As I’m resting after a long day’s move, I was wondering how many of you consider your bike and rideability into where you live?

I moved today from D.C. to Bethesda. Shorter commute to work (still bike/metro), quieter (my DC neighborhood was a little too heavy on the party, and I’m saving $$$. Before settling on a location, I wanted to make sure I’d still ride every day and live in a place that doesn’t require a car to enjoy restaurants, grocery shop, and get around. As I’m resting after a long day’s move, I was wondering how many of you consider your bike and rideability into where you live?