Commuting by bike "a total benefit"

The St. Louis Post-Dispatch's "Along for the Ride" column recently featured bicycle commuter Jenna Cochran:

As you fill up the second time this week, consider Jenna Cochran, who's figured out how to avoid gas stations, lose weight and save a couple hundred dollars a month.

In early May, she became a bicycle commuter. . . .

In about three months, she's lost 39 pounds. She's gone from two diabetes medications to none. And rather than spend $250 filling up her Dodge Dakota every month, her monthly gasoline costs have dropped to less than $50. The money she's saved is going toward a new wardrobe.

"This is a total benefit for me," she said.

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