Something old, but interesting...

GREATER BOSTON (MA) GETS OWN BIKE "WIKI"

-> According to a May 20th Boston Globe article, "With the long-awaited arrival 
of warmer 
weather, urban bicyclists are once again rolling into rush hours and spreading 
out over the 
region for weekend recreation -- this year, with a potential cyber ally.

"A new project aims to make outings safer and easier by leveraging the power of 
the user-
generated Internet -- the collaborative craze known as Web 2.0. 
TheRightRide.org is the 
brainchild of Chris Braiotta, a Somerville website developer. It aims to 
collect intelligence 
from other riders about the best, worst, and most hazardous locations across 
Greater 
Boston.

"Powered by Google Maps, the site features an interactive map of locations 
considered 
dangerous by local riders. The initial list of hazards was provided by Ian 
Thistle, a bike 
enthusiast of Braiotta's acquaintance. Users can add their own hot spots using 
a wiki-style 
feature, which Braiotta plans to inaugurate this week..."

TheRightRide.org

Mike
Michael Rewey
        cell  608.698.6673
        So many roads...  so little time
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