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"Every picture tells a story, don't it?"

"Every picture tells a story, don't it?"

Rod Stewart was right about pictures and stories, and this picture tells the story of hundreds of cyclists who have been needlessly injured - sometimes killed - because of improperly installed storm grates. This particular grate hazard, at the corner of Carroll and Gaskill Streets in Cabbagetown, a historic Atlanta neighborhood, was documented by Andrew Hebert during the May 2008 ABC Fun Ride. (Thanks, Andrew!)

Ride of Silence 2008 ride start in Piedmont Park

Ride of Silence 2008 ride start in Piedmont Park

Thanks to the organizing efforts of Maigh Houlihan with the assistance of Jett Marks, Atlanta's installment of the 2008 international Ride of Silence drew almost three dozen participants yesterday. Jett is pictured here near the center of a panorama (stitched from 9 individual photographs) speaking to the assembled group at the Charles Allen Drive entrance to Piedmont Park as he and others took turns reflecting on cycling comrades who had been killed or injured on public roadways. (See the attachment for a higher resolution image.)

May ABC Fun Ride breaks attendance record and tours town

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The ABC Fun Ride set an attendance record as 26 cyclists joined in our monthly bicycle tour of the city. Thanks to Miranda Hoskins, a dozen or so snapshots of this lovely crowd on this lovely day are available for you to peruse in our photo gallery.

ABC bagels and coffee fuel cyclists on National Bike to Work Day

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The Atlanta Bicycle Campaign, along with its steadfast partner, the Downtown Transportation Management Association, offered bagels and coffee to dozens of cyclists, supporters and volunteers from its "Bagel Central" outpost on the Edgewood Avenue bike lane near Randolph Street on Friday to celebrate National Bike to Work Day. Our hospitality was documented by CNN cyclist-reporter, Chris Hrubesh, with his innovative HelmetCam in this video, while we made our own photo gallery record.

BikeFest 2008 Photo Assortment

ABC Table at BikeFest 2008

Browse this assortment of photos from BikeFest 2008, held at Woodruff Park in Downtown Atlanta and sponsored by the Atlanta Bicycle Campaign and Central Atlanta Progress' Downtown Transportation Management Association.

BikeFest 2008 climaxes with choreographed clown-car collision

BikeFest 2008, held Wednesday at Woodruff Park in Downtown Atlanta, concluded with a daring performance, one that launched a wrong-way Charlie the Cycling Clown - known in some circles as Kyle Torok - headlong toward a tempera-coated corrugated-cardboard jalopy piloted by the law-abiding Irene. Ringmaster, Erica Crabb Moon, not only provided play-by-play commentary for the unfolding drama but also graciously rendered assistance to a dazed - but fortunately uninjured - Charlie.

You can see more of this theatrical premier and other photos of ABC's not-ready-for-drive-time players in this photo gallery.

Irene at 2008 Fiesta Atlanta

Irene at 2008 Fiesta Atlanta

Irene, an assistant with our Share the Road campaign program, speaks with a visitor at the ABC booth at Fiesta Atlanta, May 4, 2008.

Kate Morales at "I'm on that Bike" billboard kick-off news conference

Kate Morales at "I'm on that Bike" billboard kick-off news conference

Kate Morales, Georgia State University student, community organizer and committed commuting cyclist who was injured when hit by a car earlier this year, awaits the start of the May 5 press conference kicking off National Bike Month and the latest billboard addition to the "I'm on that Bike" campaign, sponsored by ABC and the Governor's Office of Highway Safety.

ABC kicks off Bike Month with new "I'm on that Bike" billboard

ABC kicks off Bike Month with new  "I'm on that Bike" billboard

Ronnie Smith of CBS Outdoors high above 10th Street near its intersection with Spring does the honors as ABC, in cooperation with the Governor's Office of Highway Safety, unveils a new "I'm on that Bike" billboard - a worthy addition to our ongoing Share the Road campaign and a fitting kick-off to National Bike Month.

ABC's sustainability commitments - cycling and recycling

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ABC's sustainability commitments - cycling and recycling

When Executive Director Rebecca Serna wrote her end-of-year appeal last year, she took the opportunity to place the Atlanta Bicycle Campaign's commitment to environmental sustainability front and center. This photograph communicates two aspects of that commitment. The first is, not surprisingly, to cycling - specifically using our own bicycles wherever possible in the conduct of our business. The other, as demonstrated by the colorful cargo bags in the photo, is our commitment to reuse and recycle in our day-to-day operations.

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