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Richard Masoner 🚶 🚲 🚌 🚃 🌲 🏖️
@cyclelicious.bsky.social
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I like bicycles and coffee. Active transportation policy nerd mostly in a California context. Movement by bike, on foot, on buses and trains. I've been around. Old GenX guy who respects pronouns. He / him.
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It's why so many bike and transit advocates also often get involved in things like housing policy. If you can live less than five miles from work, you have more transportation options.

Also, it's good to remember not all trips are work trips, and bike advocacy can be tweaked for that.
I think it was about 10 years ago at CES that automakers were showcasing their vision of a completely enclosed living room on wheels.
I don't know if it was for the codeine or the ephedrine, but they make you answer a series of questions to try to cut down on abuse. From what I recall, the questions are:

* who is this for? (watashi)
* what are your symptoms? (cough)
* how many do you plan to buy? (hitotsu)

No ID needed.
Stupid question: Does the WARN Act apply to the Federal government? What about state versions of this law?
GOP: Gaslight, Obstruct, Project.
“.. On closer inspection, however, it turned out that the image was not a photograph of a real event in Portland, but instead a fabrication created by combining two photographs of scenes that unfolded in South America nearly a decade apart ..”

@theguardian.com
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I forgot to include alt-text. Photo shows the drivers (left) side of a parked "Cresson Journey" RV camper rig in Japan. The back looks like a miniature version of an RV conversion you might see in America, built on a JDM-only Toyota Toyoace medium truck.
Maybe of interest to @supcat.bsky.social, who likes funky vehicles. This RV near Towada National Park is built on the back of a Toyota Toyoace cabover truck. The 4.99 meter length feels like a regulatory thing. I wish I had a banana for scale because this thing is so tiny compared to American RVs.
Saw it with my grandmother, and now the beginnings of it with my dad. It's pretty rough to watch it happen. Sorry it's happening to your family.
Some people like to explain the smaller wheels = faster acceleration when riding in stop-and-go urban environments, but the real reason is because they look kind of funky and cute. Smaller wheels do shorten the bike by a few inches so maybe the space savings is important for some people too.
A Louis Garneau bicycle in Tokyo. The bike shop sticker on the chainstay says Le Cyc. I met a French man at the Family Mart on another Garneau bike; his is a newer electric bicycle. We're about a block away from the French embassy here
I think minivelo bikes are more of a Taiwanese thing, but I've seen a couple of them in Tokyo. The Giant with the T Mobile sticker is kind of a perfect example, but that other small wheeled Michikusa bicycle kind of fits the bill too.
This kitsune udon and a rice bowl with the best maguro I've had in my life was 1400 yen (about US$10) in Hachinohe.
Ah, you're familiar with the brand. This was used recreationally among some of my peers when we were teens.
Sudafed is illegal in Japan but you can still buy codeine pills over the counter. This formulation also includes methylephedrine, 90 mg of caffeine, and chlorpheniramine, so it'll knock you out and make you wired at the same time.
This sticker on a stop sign post says "Yo, cyclists, this stop sign applies to you as well!"
I'm traveling 300 miles in 3 hours in comfort and why do people fight this in California?
The rental scooters in Tokyo have little licence plates.