Jon Riddle

Los Angeles County Bicycle Coalition

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Co-author of Where to Bike Los Angeles: Best Biking in City and Suburbs; long-time bicycle commuter in LA and a member of the LA County Bicycle Coalition's ride marshal team

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Randy Cohen caused a firestorm recently with a piece on the op-ed page of the New York Times.  That paper's former "ethicist," and a bicycle rider, he wrote, "I routinely run red…

Ethical Cycling

Randy Cohen caused a firestorm recently with a piece on the op-ed page of the New York Times.  That paper's former "ethicist," and a bicycle rider, he wrote, "I routinely run red…

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