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"Seattle was recently dubbed the best bike city in America by Bicycling magazine-but how did this notoriously hilly and rainy city become so inviting to people riding bikes? And what potholes lie ahead for bike advocates in the Emerald City? Tom Fucoloro, a longtime reporter on bike issues in Seattle, blends his reporting with historical research to uncover the story behind Seattle's hard-won bike lanes and trails, exploring how this center of bike culture emerged despite the obstacles of climate, topography, and - most importantly - an entrenched, car-centric urban landscape and culture"--
About the author
Tom Fucoloro is founder of Seattle Bike Blog (www.seattlebikeblog.com) and has served as editor since 2010. In 2015,
Seattle Met magazine named him as one of "15 People Who Should Really Run Seattle," saying "With more than 100,000 hits per month, the blog has become Seattle's go-to source for news on greenway policy, traffic fatalities, and naked mass bike rides. Seattle cycling has changed in the four years since Fucoloro launched, largely thanks to his reporting." This is his first book.
