The Atlanta Bicycle Coalition and their many wonderful partners are planning Atlanta’s first ciclovia for Sunday, May 23rd in the heart of downtown Atlanta.

Please stay tuned for details and in the meantime, join the Facebook group to show your support!

“Welcome to the future” says the HumanCar. “Thanks, I was wondering if I was ever going to make it.”

Wouldn’t life be so much simpler?

Whether or not you think the government program Cash For Clunkers was a good idea, it took a lot of functional cars off the road.

Filmmaker and photographer Joe Stevens has a very interesting and appealing ambition.

10 individual Nike 6.0 riders from across Europe are united in 5 teams of two by the bikes that they ride. Each team set out to produce a web edit, shot and directed by a different director.

As the economy hits new lows, creativity and innovation soar. You must, must check out the Wicked Delicates series Truck Farm.

How has the auto industry shaped rock ‘n’ roll history?

Small steps to fix your city. Take action for better bike parking!

Downpours in the south brought on record floods in Atlanta.

It’s 2:40PM. I woke up ten hours ago and work has technically just started.

For Jake, it all began searching for a reliable vehicle to move into a college apartment.

WARNING: This is not a bicycle rack. It shall not be used as a bicycle rack.

I’ve never been swimming with sharks, but I imagine it’s a lot like riding a bicycle in Atlanta.

What moves you, Donn Dabney?

According to APTA, Public transportation ridership has hit its highest level in 52 years.

Top three reasons to restore the image of the mini-van to what it once was.

Intense street life, squat toilets, extreme rain storms, and Southeast-Asian traffic.

What moves me about my transportation mode is simply, me.

Get on your bikes and ride, may is National Bike Month.

Behind the Scenes: How Lexus goes about transforming their consumers into ass holes.

Say hello to P.U.M.A (Personal Urban Mobility & Accessibility)

What moves you, Raymond Forbes?

Designer, artist and cycling enthusiast Adam Slight takes Commuter Culture on a galactic adventure.

It’s pretty simple… You like to party, you like to drink, you like to see big dudes riding tiny scooters.

The U.S. moves to urban areas, and traffic moves to a stand-still. Looking for new options.

An afternoon with Skip and Justin of No Brakes ATL and a PBR 12-pack.

Someone stole my bike.