THE GREAT SPITTING EPIDEMIC
AARBAA study finds U.S. roads are the largest outdoor spittoon on record: 0.041 fl oz expectorate per rider-mile. The Bureau does not round.
RECORDS DIVISION
AARBAA BATTLE REPORTS — Updates from the front lines of our fight against road cyclist entitlement
THE FOLLOWING MEMORANDA ARE ENTERED INTO THE PUBLIC RECORD IN REVERSE ORDER OF FILING.
AARBAA study finds U.S. roads are the largest outdoor spittoon on record: 0.041 fl oz expectorate per rider-mile. The Bureau does not round.
New study: separated bike lanes cut car-bike collisions 78% and speed traffic 15%. AARBAA enters the finding into the record without comment.
72 hours across 15 intersections: 1,247 signalized non-stops logged, 892 at stop controls. Advocacy groups have requested a redaction.
The corner café is back in general use. Mean dwell time logged at 4.5 hours per $3 coffee. The Office of Premises Occupancy has notes.
Oak Street's $3.2M bike lane is now a closed line item. 147 parking spaces retained; the council vote is entered into the record, 7–2.
75 members in matching shirts filed public comment; the proposed bike-lane budget fell 62%. The Bureau neither confirms nor denies the throat-clearing.
AARBAA's road-courtesy workshop drew 200 attendees and moved measured road intelligence by 0.03%. The Bureau records incremental progress.
The proposed 12-mile bike lane network was reduced to a much more sensible 2-mile connector between existing paths, saving taxpayers millions...
MEMORANDUM WITHHELD FROM PUBLIC RELEASE UNDER RECORDS RETENTION SCHEDULE 7.
Bill 477 is now enrolled law. The cycling lobby's objections were entered into the record as performance art and retained per Schedule 7.
Six-month survey, 50 intersections, 3,000+ violations logged. The Bureau files the rush-hour record whether or not it is read.
AARBAA passes 15,000 members, up 300% in a year, with chapters in 47 states. The Bureau logs the growth and orders additional filing capacity.
MAILING LIST FILINGS: SEE FORM AAR-102 BELOW.