Atlanta credits Memphis for bike-friendly influence
Atlanta is looking to a more bike-friendly future, and they are thanking Memphis for paving the way. Listing the many cycling focused accomplishments of our city, the Atlanta Journal Constitution notes that a new future is possible for them, too. “People who snort that biking will never take root in Atlanta would have laughed out loud if they’d been told in 2010 that Memphis, Tenn., was about to become a national model for bike-friendly planning.”
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