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November 2022

October 2022

Rickenbacker Causeway speeds increase as safety decreases
Miami-Dade is raising, after lowering, speed limits on the dangerous causeway. Also, rapid bus transit comes to St. Pete while bike riding zombies roll…
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George C. Palaidis
Micromobility unwelcome in New Smyrna Beach?
New Smyrna Beach is looking to ban shared micromobility while Bird could be leaving some, or all, of its markets in the state.
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Pensacola riding with micromobility
While Pensacola embraces micromobility, Orlando looks to remove a popular stretch of bike lanes. Also, are 4-wheeled scooters allowed on Florida roads?
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Bicycle industry isn't spared from Hurricane Ian
Hurricane Ian had disastrous effects on the industry and for bicycle owners. Also, Lime is back in Tampa as Key Biscayne ramps up its battle with…
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George C. Palaidis

September 2022

August 2022

US-19 is Florida's Deadliest Road
A deep dive into the dangerous road, e-scooter expansion across Florida, and shared micromobility roaring back after the pandemic
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Miami’s Bolt has bolted from the market
As efforts are being made to save Bolt’s fleet of vehicles, Sanibel is banning e-bikes from its beaches and safer battery technology is being explored.
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You know you made it, micromobility, when you got haters
With market growth forecast in the hundreds of billions, micromobility options like e-bikes are starting to catch some heat in the media
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George C. Palaidis
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