“They want AI to do to our minds what cars have done to our bodies.“
Bikeyface
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I have a sense of humor and a bicycle. I exercise both as often as possible. Boston, MA. She/her Cartoons: Bikeyface.com Fine Art: BekkaTeerlink.com
The MBTA green line needs some Tokyo train pushers today. @universalhub.com youtube.com/shorts/KwvAr...
Tokyo Train Pushers: How They Squeeze People Into Trains
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I really do notice more things by bike. Like a pedestrians unfortunate tattoo of smoking stick of dynamite... that looked more like a tampon. 🧨
A driver just passed by while dumping a water bottle full of some sort of yellow liquid into the street. 😒
Walked out when I was 14 when they said gays would burn in hell. Never went back, except for funerals. Dallin Oakes came to one of those funerals and asked me to repent. Ew no thank you.
The Salt Lake Tribune@sltrib.com · last mo.More than half of young adult women who grew up as Latter-day Saints have now left the church. Many are reacting against politics, purity culture and powerlessness.
Honestly the disguise isn’t needed. Plain clothes is fine since many drivers don’t notice pedestrian or cyclists….
Bruno J. Navarro@brunojnavarro.bsky.social · last mo.A Middlesex County police department used an officer disguised as a shrub to crack down on distracted driving Wednesday, issuing 74 citations.
A theme here is that if a person inside city government intervenes on behalf of a restaurant losing parking spots or a random driver getting a parking ticket, that's seen as constituent services. If another government insider works on behalf of keeping people alive, that's seen as advocacy.
StreetsblogMASS@mass.streetsblog.org · 2mo agoA public records request reveals how @mayorwu.boston.gov's election-year "review" of transportation projects created a duplicate layer of authority inside City Hall that fomented confusion and stalled urgent safety initiatives: mass.streetsblog.org/2026/07/22/f...
A newly-released FOIA dump of @boston.gov emails reveals extensive failures in internal communications, dysfunctional working relationships, and erosion in employee morale inside @mayorwu.boston.gov's City Hall: #mapoli mass.streetsblog.org/2026/07/22/f...
Failures of Communication and Accountability Plagued Mayor Wu's Election-Year 'Review' of Transportation Department - Streetsblog Massachusetts
An internal "30 day review" of city transportation projects that Mayor Wu requested during her re-election campaign last year was supposed to improve the public's trust in the city's ability to manage...
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Today I have driven, ridden a bus & a train, a Blue Bike, and taken a Lyft.
Cartoonists Are The Only Real Journalists Left In The USA.
Gag had been deeply involved in the advocacy and action behind Boston's “Vision Zero” policy – the international roadway safety initiative that aims to reduce and eliminate the risks of death and injury on city streets. mass.streetsblog.org/2026/07/10/l...
Louisa Gag, Longtime Street Safety Advocate, Identified as Thursday's Crash Victim - Streetsblog Massachusetts
Family members have identified the victim of Thursday morning's homicide crash near Roxbury Crossing as Louisa Gag, a longtime street safety advocate and transportation planner at Boston's City Hall.
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My friend is dead. A driver, through neglect, recklessness or malice, has killed Louisa. I’m beside myself with grief and filled with righteous anger at a city that has stalled and slow-walked safety improvements for all road users. Louisa should be here with us.
The Boston Globe@bostonglobe.com · 2mo agoA cycling advocate and transportation planner for the city of Boston was identified as the cyclist who was struck and killed in a crash near Roxbury Crossing this morning.
All of these cases are basically litmus tests for any Dem nominee. Are immigrants Americans? Do trans Americans deserve human rights? Are corporations superhumans who get to spend endlessly on elections to put whoever they want into power? These are simple questions with simple answers.
My family of 6 drove from Utah to Vermont TWICE in an Chevy sedan. 4 kids in the back, luggage on the roof.
Strangely there is no traffic cone on the statue of Robert Burns in the Fens. Will someone fix that? @universalhub.com
It’s one of those mornings where I’m reminded why I keep the MBTA “How am I Driving” number saved on my phone.
Who was it who complained about cyclists being smug when they post pictures of things they haul by bike? Because I scored 2 free chairs on the way home today.
THIS SOUNDS LIKE IT CULD BE THE EXPLANATION OF THE BOSTON BIG BOOM
Dennis Mersereau 🛰️@wxdam.com · 3mo agoGLM Lightning Mapper might point to a bolide (fireball) causing that very large boom over southern New England a little while ago.
EYE HAVE HAD PPL REPORT 2 ME AS FAR SOUTH AS PROVIDENCE & AS FAR NORTH AS HAVERHILL THEY HEARD THE BIG BOOM
WEATHER IS HAPPENING@weatherishappening.com · 3mo agoBIG BOOM
THINGS DRIVERS NEVER EXPERIENCE: I just spent my bike commute trying to find the source of a particularly wonderful floral scent I kept smelling along the way to work. It was coming from Black Locust Trees- lovely flowers and totally invasive. www.fs.usda.gov/wildflowers/...
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Surround yourself with people who think you’re a genius for making a google form.
Nothing like passing a Lamborghini stuck into traffic on my bike.
I dressed like a bike lane for Earth Day. (And also for my bike presentation later today.)
Apparently not driving very often has resulted in car repairs for “being parked too long.”
Todays rainy day commute music list: ‘Til Tuesday, Kate Bush, Fiona Apple, Aimee Mann, Neko Case