I rarely start my car. Most days I get where I’m going on two wheels and a little sweat.
I ride my bike primarily for fun and exercise, but it’s also the cheapest transportation I’ve ever owned. And after 35 years of writing about money, cheap gets my attention.
So does this: Washington is now moving to make my favorite money-saver harder to use.
In a July letter to Congress, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy urged lawmakers to “restrict” federal funding for bike lanes and even back the “removal of existing bike lanes” that slow down cars. Days earlier, he said he was redirecting $1.73 billion away from what his department calls “DEI bike…
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