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Sightline Talks Bicycling

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Eric de Place

June 12, 2013

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Next week I’ll be driving my SUV pedaling to the Bicycle Urbanism Symposium at the University of Washington in Seattle. It promises to be a great event, jam-packed with some of the best thinkers on urban bicycling. And me.

My panel session is going to be lively, I think, given that the title is #winningthewaroncars. Erica Barnett of PubliCola is moderating and I’ll be joined by The Stranger’s Dominic Holden and Cascade Bicycle Club’s Evan Manvel. I’m on during Track 1 on June 20 from 11 to 12:30.

In the afternoon, Sightline board member and TransLink transportation planner Kamala Rao will take the stage from 1:30 to 3. Her panel session is on perspectives from Vancouver, British Columbia.

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Eric de Place

Eric de Place spearheaded Sightline’s work on energy policy for two decades. A leading expert on coal, oil, and gas export plans in the Pacific Northwest, he is an authority on a range of issues connected to fossil fuel transport, including carbon emissions, local pollution, transportation system impacts, rail policy, and economics.

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2 thoughts on “Sightline Talks Bicycling”

  1. One of the projects I would love to see emerge from this is a hands-on how to booklet for rack mobs. This is what I am presently calling a group that sets up EVERYTHING, from start to finish, that enables a willing landlord to put in bicycle racks on at least one of a property’s parking spaces so that commercial tenants can attract bikers to their shops without undue insurance risk, logistics, time lost to shopping for racks, civic requirements, etc.

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