Riverfront Times covers MoBikeFed's Report Card for Missouri
The Riverfront Times' Keegan Hamilton covered MoBikeFed's Report Card on bicycling and walking in Missouri and the Bike to Work Week activities in St. Louis this year:
One problem: The pathways for cyclists aren't always in the best condition, according to a report put out by the Missouri Bicycle Federation, Inc.
In fact, MoBikeFed just gave Missouri metro areas a "D" for the second year running. . . .
As I discovered on my bike commute Monday morning, cycling to work in this town can be dirty business.
Below [photo of mud-covered path in Forest Park] is the aftermath of the St. Louis Brewers Heritage Festival, held in Forest Park over the weekend. Try pedaling through that and staying clean for that Monday-morning meeting.
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