Louisville's bike commuters are facing roadblocks. The city wants to fix them
As Louisville Public Works moves forward with several bike infrastructure projects, bike commuters await a final push toward a truly bikeable city. Justin Mog, a Louisville resident, has never owned a car and rides his burnt orange road bike, "Root Beer," 3.5 miles to work every day. For longer trips, he uses buses and trains. The city of Louisville is working to address these issues. The goal is to improve the transportation infrastructure for bike commuters.
Published : 6 hours ago by Ruby Grisin in Lifestyle Auto
Justin Mog has never owned a car. He doesn't even have a driver's license. He gets virtually anywhere he needs to go on "Root Beer," his burnt orange road bike.
A Louisville resident, Mog bikes 3.5 m... [361 symbols]
