http://tucsonvelo.com/news/lab-recognizes-local-business/678 Covering Tucson's bike community Sun, 20 May 2012 21:05:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 http://tucsonvelo.com/news/lab-recognizes-local-business/678/comment-page-1#comment-413 Coghauler Tue, 16 Mar 2010 19:34:57 +0000 http://tucsonvelo.com/?p=678#comment-413 This is a real good thing. It's also timely and appropriate with other bike situations currently being considered. My focus here is trying to prioritize the contributing factors of what motivates people to bicycle. There's been a lot going on about types of routes available and how comfortable people feel about using them. But how much does what lies at the destination contribute to the mix. If there is no accommodation to any degree for the method of transportation one prefers, then they're not going to use it - no matter how attractive the route is. Whether they choose another form of transportation or opt to not go at all, just depends on the motivation. It's a difficult relationship to sort out. A big THANKS to TriSports! This is a real good thing. It’s also timely and appropriate
with other bike situations currently being considered.
My focus here is trying to prioritize the contributing
factors of what motivates people to bicycle.
There’s been a lot going on about types of routes
available and how comfortable people feel about
using them.
But how much does what lies at the destination
contribute to the mix. If there is no accommodation
to any degree for the method of transportation one
prefers, then they’re not going to use it – no matter
how attractive the route is. Whether they choose
another form of transportation or opt to not go
at all, just depends on the motivation. It’s a
difficult relationship to sort out.
A big THANKS to TriSports!

]]> http://tucsonvelo.com/news/lab-recognizes-local-business/678/comment-page-1#comment-3744 Coghauler Tue, 16 Mar 2010 19:34:00 +0000 http://tucsonvelo.com/?p=678#comment-3744 This is a real good thing. It's also timely and appropriate with other bike situations currently being considered. My focus here is trying to prioritize the contributing factors of what motivates people to bicycle. There's been a lot going on about types of routes available and how comfortable people feel about using them. But how much does what lies at the destination contribute to the mix. If there is no accommodation to any degree for the method of transportation one prefers, then they're not going to use it - no matter how attractive the route is. Whether they choose another form of transportation or opt to not go at all, just depends on the motivation. It's a difficult relationship to sort out. A big THANKS to TriSports! This is a real good thing. It’s also timely and appropriate
with other bike situations currently being considered.
My focus here is trying to prioritize the contributing
factors of what motivates people to bicycle.
There’s been a lot going on about types of routes
available and how comfortable people feel about
using them.
But how much does what lies at the destination
contribute to the mix. If there is no accommodation
to any degree for the method of transportation one
prefers, then they’re not going to use it – no matter
how attractive the route is. Whether they choose
another form of transportation or opt to not go
at all, just depends on the motivation. It’s a
difficult relationship to sort out.
A big THANKS to TriSports!

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