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Texas Bicycling News Wednesday – May 15, 2024

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Bicyclist, 49, killed by hit-and-run driver in east Fort Worth; suspect arrested: police

By Harriet Ramos | www.star-telegram.com

A 49-year-old bicyclist who was killed in a hit-and-run accident early Saturday morning in east Fort Worth was a devoted husband and father who loved life, according to friends. Dan Frost was riding his bike in the area of East 1st Street and Beach Street when he was struck by a vehicle and died at the scene, police said. A 26-year-old man was later arrested in connection to the accident. …

… Police said that the driver who struck Frost left without rendering aid, but returned to the scene of the accident a couple of hours later. He told officers where to find his vehicle, and was arrested on a charge of collision causing death. The suspect, Rolando Cruz, was booked into the Fort Worth City Jail around 9:30 a.m. Saturday, according to police records.

Badges connect to tykes, give away bikes

seguingazette.com

Seguin Police Lt. Colby Crow speaks with a young girl as he hands her a bike during Badges, Bikes and Tykes on Saturday, May 20, 2023 at Starcke Park. This weekend marks the annual Badges, Bikes & Tykes event in Seguin and, undoubtedly, scores of children are excited about opportunities that await them.

Upon their arrival, youngsters will be provided chances to win the Seguin Police Department’s ever-popular bicycle raffle Saturday at the Patricia King Irving Pavilion at Starcke Park East in Seguin. …

San Antonio Celebrates Pedal-Power!

www.sa.gov

City recognizes Bike to Work Day and announces progress on Bike Network Plan. SAN ANTONIO (May 15, 2024) – As San Antonians prepare to celebrate Bike to Work Day on May 17, 2024, the City is proud to announce significant progress on its Bike Network Plan aimed at enhancing bike infrastructure and promoting a healthier, more sustainable mode of transportation.

“Together, let’s build a city where biking is safe, accessible, and enjoyable for all,” said Mayor Ron Nirenberg.

Research shows that safe, comfortable options for walking and biking provide …

Cyclists in Laredo invited to annual ‘Ride of Silence’ event

www.kgns.tv

LAREDO, TX. (KGNS) – A silent bike ride that aims to speak volumes is taking place on Wednesday evening.

For the past nine years, cyclists across the country have been raising awareness on road equality.

The Laredo Cycling Club is inviting avid cyclists and those who own a bicycle to the National Ride of Silence event taking place in north Laredo.

The event aims to remember cyclists who have been injured or killed while pedaling on the road.

The event will take place on Wednesday, May 15, 2024 at 6:30 p.m.

The group will meet at the Taco Tote restaurant on McPherson in north Laredo.

Cyclists interested in joining will need to bring their own bicycle, and safety gear is encouraged.

The event is free and open to the public.

‘Missing piece’: Austin bikers pay tribute to cyclists killed in crashes

by: Kelsey Thompson | www.kxan.com

AUSTIN (KXAN) — Tinkling bells echoed around Austin City Hall Wednesday evening, as roughly 70 cyclists gathered for the Ride of Silence. The annual event — launched in Dallas more than 20 years ago — is held around the world to memorialize cyclists killed in crashes.

Among those in attendance Wednesday were the family members of Merry “Cookie” Daye, killed in a hit-and-run crash off Cameron Road in December 2019. For Rashad Robertson, Daye’s brother, he said she is the “missing piece” her family is still grieving. …

Texas Police Games

www.letsdothis.com

Get ready to pedal through the thrill of the Texas Police Games as the City of DeSoto, Texas, brings you the fourth of five adrenaline-pumping cycling events in 2024! Brace yourself for a rugged 10 to 12-mile mountain bike race that’s sure to challenge your stamina and spirit. Every rev, every climb, and every descent is an echo of excitement in this much-awaited sporting spectacle. For full details on how to join, gear up, and get in on the action, make sure to visit our website’s cycling event pages. Keep the rubber side down and race on to glory!

Bike to Work Day is this Friday

by Beth Bond | www.austinmonitor.com

With the added enticements of maps, coffee, snacks and group rides, commuting by bicycle is encouraged this Friday, May 17, for Bike to Work Day. Austin Transportation and Public Works (TPW) and partner organizations Get There ATX, Ghisallo Cycling Initiative, Movability and MetroBike will offer bike trips, educational information and a morning at Austin City Hall. Looking for high-comfort bike routes? The live, interactive Austin Bike Map can be found online here. Don’t have a bike? You can rent a MetroBike for free using promo code BTWD2024. Ghisallo offers free …

Superflying the leeve Fort Bend County, Texas

jack snider | strava.com

Ride of silence 2024~ San Antonio, Texas

Action “AJ” Jackson MTCCSA | strava.com

Ride of Silence San Antonio, Texas

Tina BGDBSATX | strava.com

Ride of Silence 2024 Fort Worth, Texas

kMP 0360 | strava.com

Cranky Pickle New Braunfels, Texas

Francisco Simas | strava.com

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