Fair Chance
Claim This Podcastby Kevin Hasley
Podcast Overview
<p>Our vision is to empower every vulnerable road user globally with technology that proactively prevents accidents and resolves conflicts between road users.</p>
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Publishing Since
11/6/2025
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June 13, 2026
Bike news roundup for June 2026
<p>The global cycling landscape in June 2026 is defined by a convergence of elite competitive drama, significant infrastructure investment, and controversial regulatory shifts. In professional road racing, the <strong>Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes</strong> (formerly the Critérium du Dauphiné) serves as a volatile final test for the upcoming Tour de France, marked by a high-stakes General Classification (GC) battle and high-consequence crashes. Simultaneously, the ultra-endurance world has commenced the <strong>2026 Tour Divide</strong> , with approximately 200 riders traversing the 2,700-mile Great Divide Mountain Bike Route.Beyond the races, municipal shifts in <strong>Paris</strong> and <strong>London</strong> underscore a massive commitment to active transportation, while the <strong>UCI</strong> has introduced new regulations on GPS head unit sizes, sparking debate over the balance between safety and technological innovation.</p>
June 3, 2026
Learning from Cities with Typical Mobility
<p>This briefing document synthesizes research conducted by LSE Cities and the RAC Foundation comparing transport patterns in "typical mobility cities" across England and Germany. Unlike traditional research focusing on exceptional "cycling cities," this study examines mid-sized urban areas (50,000–1,000,000 residents) whose travel behaviors represent national averages.</p>
May 25, 2026
The Rise and Impact of National Bike Month
<p>National Bike Month, observed annually in May, has evolved from a mid-century youth safety initiative into a global movement centered on health, environmental sustainability, and urban transportation. As of 2026, the event encompasses a full month of activities, including National Ride a Bike Day and Bike to Work Week.While the United States accounts for a significant population of occasional cyclists—with 112 million Americans riding at least once in 2024—the country’s primary commuting average remains low at 0.6% compared to global leaders like the Netherlands (30%). However, specific domestic hubs like Davis, CA, and Boulder, CO, demonstrate high levels of adoption. The sector has recently experienced a "generational tailwind," evidenced by a significant surge in youth participation and a 620% increase in inflation-adjusted household spending on bicycles between 2020 and 2023. Beyond transportation, cycling offers profound public health benefits, including a 51% reduction in mortality risk from heart disease, and substantial environmental impact, with regular commuters avoiding approximately 750kg of CO2 emissions annually.</p>
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