Fair Chance

Kevin Hasley
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Our vision is to empower every vulnerable road user globally with technology that proactively prevents accidents and resolves conflicts between road users.

  1. Learning from Cities with Typical Mobility

    Jun 3

    Learning from Cities with Typical Mobility

    This briefing document synthesizes research conducted by LSE Cities and the RAC Foundation comparing transport patterns in "typical mobility cities" across England and Germany. Unlike traditional research focusing on exceptional "cycling cities," this study examines mid-sized urban areas (50,000–1,000,000 residents) whose travel behaviors represent national averages.

    20 min
  2. The Rise and Impact of National Bike Month

    May 25

    The Rise and Impact of National Bike Month

    National Bike Month, observed annually in May, has evolved from a mid-century youth safety initiative into a global movement centered on health, environmental sustainability, and urban transportation. As of 2026, the event encompasses a full month of activities, including National Ride a Bike Day and Bike to Work Week.While the United States accounts for a significant population of occasional cyclists—with 112 million Americans riding at least once in 2024—the country’s primary commuting average remains low at 0.6% compared to global leaders like the Netherlands (30%). However, specific domestic hubs like Davis, CA, and Boulder, CO, demonstrate high levels of adoption. The sector has recently experienced a "generational tailwind," evidenced by a significant surge in youth participation and a 620% increase in inflation-adjusted household spending on bicycles between 2020 and 2023. Beyond transportation, cycling offers profound public health benefits, including a 51% reduction in mortality risk from heart disease, and substantial environmental impact, with regular commuters avoiding approximately 750kg of CO2 emissions annually.

    23 min
  3. Evolution of National Bike to Work Month

    May 14

    Evolution of National Bike to Work Month

    This executive summary accompanies a comprehensive podcast episode examining National Bike to Work Month, a movement that has shaped American cycling culture for seven decades. The episode traces the initiative's remarkable transformation from a 1950s children's safety campaign orchestrated by bicycle manufacturers to today's global movement championing health, environmental sustainability, and urban transportation reform.

    7 min
  4. Bike news roundup for May 2026

    May 3

    Bike news roundup for May 2026

    The cycling industry in 2026 is undergoing a fundamental shift from ad hoc recreational solutions to a regulated, professionalized transportation sector. This "maturation" is driven by standardized safety requirements, aggressive infrastructure mandates, and a move toward equitable, regionalized public transit integration. As the industry evolves, stakeholders are prioritizing long-term planning and legal compliance over temporary fixes. A critical component of this landscape is the podcast "The Weekly Cycle," which provides a high-quality, 5.5-minute digest of these developments. The podcast identifies four core sectors—Safety, Infrastructure, E-Bikes, and Bike Share—as the pillars defining the future of urban mobility.

    6 min
  5. Improving Cycling Safety in Europe Trends, Risks, and Policy Recommendations

    Apr 24

    Improving Cycling Safety in Europe Trends, Risks, and Policy Recommendations

    Cycling is a cornerstone of European transport policies aimed at improving public health, reducing congestion, and achieving climate goals. However, a landmark report from the European Transport Safety Council (ETSC) reveals a widening "safety gap": while deaths among motor vehicle occupants have fallen significantly, cyclist fatalities have remained largely stagnant over the last decade.

    22 min
  6. 2026 National Bike Summit Summary

    Apr 19

    2026 National Bike Summit Summary

    The 2026 National Bike Summit, organized by the League of American Bicyclists, serves as a critical junction for federal advocacy, particularly as Congress prepares for the upcoming transportation reauthorization bill. This briefing outlines the strategic approach for constituent lobbying and the core legislative priorities aimed at enhancing bicycling safety and infrastructure funding.

    20 min
  7. The Evolutionary History of Bicycle Technology and Design

    Apr 11

    The Evolutionary History of Bicycle Technology and Design

    The evolution of the bicycle represents two centuries of iterative engineering, shifting from crude wooden "running machines" to highly optimized carbon fiber and electric vehicles. This briefing document synthesizes the technological milestones, material transitions, and key figures that have defined the industry since 1817.

    10 min
  8. The Evolution of Micromobility and Next-Generation EV Technology

    Apr 3

    The Evolution of Micromobility and Next-Generation EV Technology

    The global transportation landscape is undergoing a significant structural realignment, driven by the migration of high-performance automotive engineering into the micromobility sector and the pursuit of supply chain independence in electric vehicle (EV) propulsion.Central to this transition is ALSO Inc. , a technology startup spun off from Rivian Automotive in March 2025. ALSO has rapidly achieved "unicorn" status, reaching a valuation of over $1 billion by March 2026.

    20 min
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Our vision is to empower every vulnerable road user globally with technology that proactively prevents accidents and resolves conflicts between road users.

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  • Creator
    Kevin Hasley
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    27
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Show Website
    Fair Chance