The Mechanics of Transportation
How can I get drivers to slow down in my neighborhood? What’s Vision Zero all about? Why does it take so long to get a sidewalk/bike lane or a reduced speed limit approved? Welcome to the Mechanics of Transportation – a podcast that will answer these questions as well as introduce you to people who you may want to share a bike ride, bus ride or walk with.
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Podcasting since 2024 • 41 episodes
The Mechanics of Transportation
Latest Episodes
RVA Bike Scene-Ep 3 - The Aftermath
Coming up on this episode Sean and talk about how he fared or rather survived last week’s Cyclocross race called Sorry Honey I’ve Gotta Work Late (Forest Hill Park) as well as the 10-year anniversary of the UCI worlds and an amazing wheelie ...
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Season 2
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Episode 21
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46:50
RVA Bike Scene - Episode 2. HenBIKEo Recap & what's next
Sean Yeager and myself love all things bike–from pro road races, to mountain biking to cyclocross. We love to see kids on bikes, infrastructure built to help more people bike and laws focused on bike (and pedestrian) safety. However, Sean is...
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Season 2
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Episode 20
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33:29
Unnamed RVA Bike Scene Podcast
Sean Yeager and myself love all things bike–from pro road races, to mountain biking to cyclocross. We love to see kids on bikes, infrastructure built to help more people bike and laws focused on bike (and pedestrian) safety. However, Sean is mo...
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Season 2
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Episode 19
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24:23
Near Misses - Part 2 - How NOVA Does It.
In this episode, part two of near miss dashboards, I speak with Family for Safe Streets Northern Virginia Executive Director Mike Doyle about their really extensive mapping and data co...
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Season 2
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Episode 18
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26:10
Who do you report a "near miss" to?
In this episode I speak with PlanRVA’s mapping expert Elizabeth Greenwell, who I met at a community meeting about, well maps–specifically how bicyclists and pedestrians can post near misses–you know, when a car almost sideswipes you or the side...
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Season 2
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Episode 17
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23:40
Fan Mail
hey Ian! Keep up the great work, the podcast looks really interesting!
Jacksonville, Florida
