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The Rise and Fall of Vehicular Cycling,-speed cyclist to codify and popularize the concept that cyclists “fare best when they act and are treated as drivers of vehicles.” The town was Palo Alto, the cyclist was John Forester, and the concept was “vehicular cycling.”

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From Victory Bikes to Rail Trails , 1942. “If in the United States workers take to the bicycle in increasing numbers, our city streets will present new traffic hazards,” continued the professor of English, “and it seems logical that certain streets should be closed to all but bicycles, which could then be excluded from other streets.”