6/28/2004 - Downtown Happenings Through July 5 - Happenings - Chattanoogan.com: "Start your morning off with some exercise and roll, skate or bike to work on Friday, July 2. 'Bike to Work' runs through October and takes place on the first Friday of each month. A free continental breakfast sponsored by the Regional Planning Agency is held at Miller Park at 7:30 a.m."

Vail Daily News for Vail and Beaver Creek Colorado - News: "Exchanging four wheels for two"

Chicago Tribune reports: They'd rather pedal than pay gas prices.

Croydon�Cycling Campaign - part of London Cycling Campaign

Volunteers Bike2work (from Croydon Guardian)

Cyclists Can Park Bikes, Change Clothes In Cherry Creek, Colorado

"Warren Police bike at work to prevent crime

Kansas City Star reports on a corporate exec who's on the road to savings.

Chicago-style biking

The Chicago Sun-Times reports on Bike to Work Week in Chicago: "Not content to coast as one of America's most bicycle-friendly big cities with more than 125 miles of bikeways and 9,400 public bike racks, the Windy City is gearing up for two-wheel summer fun. . . . The 14th annual week-long celebration kicks off Monday and encourages people to get rolling to and from work. It culminates with a Bike to Work Day Rally and free breakfast at Daley Plaza on June 18."

What The Editor Will Be Pedalling (from Croydon Guardian): "Croydon Guardian editor Alison Hepworth will be getting on her bike next week when she joins three other volunteers in this year's bike to work campaign."

In Flagstaff, AZ Casa Grande Valley Newspapers Inc.: "Chuck Bullington added yet another reason for bicycling to work instead of driving: Politics."