Friday Reading: Links You May Have Missed (Nov 7)

In case you missed it: some links we thought were worth sharing this week. Happy reading!

From BikeTexas:

As the dust settles from the election, here’s what’s next.

Texas State Employees can support bicycle advocacy through their workplace giving program.

BikeTexas endorsed candidates in a local election for a first time. Here’s how it went.

From around Texas: 

Brownsville Police are asking for the public’s help to solve four hit-and-runs

A former Dallas police officer has been indicted in a cyclist death

The Plano Planning Department has received an award from APA Texas

Great profile on a Lubbock restaurateur who also rides a bike

From elsewhere:

Bikeshare turns out to be pretty good for tourists

“In the vertiginous mountains of the South Asian nation, where happiness is akin to holiness, bicycling has become much more than a national pastime.”

Streetsblog on why a bike-friendly city is a great place to be

The League of American Bicyclists takes a look at road design and safety

“65 percent of Americans report taking at least one walking, biking, or transit trip each week, in addition to driving.”

Have a great weekend!