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largely escape clampdown by authorities who may view the rides as forms of parades or organized protest. Additionally, the movement is free from the structural costs associated with a centralized, hierarchical organization. In order for the event to function, the only requirement is a sufficient turn-out to create a "critical mass" of riders dense enough to occupy a piece of road to the exclusion of drivers of motorized vehicles. Authorities in New York, California and Oregon have expressed concern with the difficulty of coordinating with the riders, due to the lack of leadership.
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61:. It has been described as a "monthly protest by cyclists reclaiming the streets." Participants have insisted that these events should be viewed as "celebrations" and spontaneous gatherings, and not as protests or organized demonstrations. This stance allows Critical Mass to argue a legal position that its events can occur without advance notification of local police. Though they are sometimes described as political, they are not necessarily.
311:. The ride consisted of between 70 and 100 cyclists riding through the downtown core, making all attempts to follow the rules of the road (stopping at red lights / stop signs, using hand signals to turn, using the right-most lane or bike lane when applicable). The event generated some coverage in the local media and was generally deemed a success by the participants, although there were some criticisms. The ride only survived one outing.
229:. Bike Party rides on the third Friday of the month with a different starting point and route each time. Rides are typically 15–25 miles in length and usually 1000-2000 riders in Summer. The ride aims to build a community of cyclists and prove that bicycles can co-exist with cars. It is different than Critical Mass in that it rides after rush hour and obeys all traffic laws and has a pre-determined route.
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San Luis Obispo, California, is the home of the "Bikes are happening..." meetup. Bikes are happening... starts at
Mission Plaza at 9:30 pm on the first Thursday of the month. The ride consists of a continuous half mile loop through downtown San Luis Obispo. Since there is no permit for the ride,
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originated in Oregon, and encourages bicycle riding for children and families. The movement gained momentum in North
America and Europe and set a record in September 2019, when 1100 riders took part in Dortmund, Germany. "Critical Sass" was an all-female version of the ride in Baton Rouge, Louisiana,
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Critical Mass has a decentralized (rather than hierarchical) structure. Critical Mass is sometimes called an "organized coincidence", with no leadership or membership. The routes of some rides are decided spontaneously by whoever is currently at the front of the ride, while others are decided prior
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and ride round the city before grouping together again. Sometimes there are people organizing awareness programmes in this gathering. People who really love cycling and feel awareness about own health, environment they doing
Critical Mass Gathering even after the heavy Nepal Earthquake 2015 with
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noted that, in China, both motorists and bicyclists had an "understood" method of negotiating intersections without signals. Traffic would queue up at these intersections until the backlog reached a "critical mass", at which point that mass would move through the intersection. This term from the
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was coined to describe a process by which the route for a
Critical Mass can be decided: anyone who has an opinion makes their own map and distributes it to the cyclists participating in the Mass. Still other rides decide the route by consensus. The disorganized nature of the event allows it to
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Critical Mass practice of "corking", a rider breaks away from the group to block the side streets of an intersection as the mass crosses. This prevents traffic travelling through the intersection on a green signal and allows the riders to ride through red lights. This both contains
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Critical Mass-like bicycle tours with hundreds of participants took place in
Stockholm, Sweden in the early 1970s. But the first ride within the present wave took place on Friday, September 25, 1992, at 6 pm in San Francisco. At that time, the event was known as
215:(along with various other vintage bike rides) is a well dressed mass which takes place annually in a number of cities across the world. Examples of Critical Mass rides for political movements includes the Free Tibet Rides (May 2008): Free Tibet Critical Mass in
51:. They are a call to action to councils, governments and road planners to properly and thoughtfully design in the safety of all road users, including those who would prefer to walk and cycle, instead of prioritising motor traffic above all else.
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A huge bicycle demonstration is the "Fahrrad-Sternfahrt" in Berlin, Germany, since 1976. Each year in June and usually have 150.000–250.000 riders. Together the 19 rides are more than 600 miles long including two sections of motorway.
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Some bicycling advocacy groups have expressed concern that the nature of
Critical Mass and altercations with motorists could weaken public support for cyclists. Though it does not condone incidents of violence and rudeness, the
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Critical Mass rides vary greatly in many respects, including frequency and number of participants. For example, many small cities have monthly
Critical Mass rides with fewer than twenty riders which offer
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Night Community Bike Ride as their alternative to Critical Mass. The weekly ride encourages bicycle commuting and motor vehicle awareness in a peaceful and friendly way.
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at a set location and time. The idea is for people to group together to make it safe for each other to ride bicycles through their streets, based on the old adage:
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via the Bikewinter campaign. The extensive news coverage of San Francisco's July 1997 ride spawned an international celebration of bicycling, called Bike Summer.
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Critical Mass events highlight the numbers of people who want to use their bicycle on the streets, but are usually unable to do so without risking their
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footage of the movie, was applied to the name of the ride, and the name caught on, replacing "Commute Clot" by the time of the second event.
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in late 2007. Rides are on the second Friday of every month, and focus on encouraging civility between motorists, pedestrians and cyclists.
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cross-traffic while the mass passes and protects the mass from splitting or from drivers who might attempt to pass through the mass.
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Shortly after this, some participants in that ride went to a local bicycle shop for a screening of Ted White's documentary
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Critical Manners ride called "Courteous Mass" was launched but is no longer active as of 2016.
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Rethinking Policing and Justice: Exploring Alternatives to Law Enforcement
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protesters to separate marching protesters from police.
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that took place the second Friday of every month. The
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San Francisco Critical Mass, April 29, 2005.
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606:. Democracy Now!. August 30, 2004. Archived from
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1062:"Free Tibet protesters hit the streets on bikes"
240:a tactic called a "bike swarm" has been used by
16:Group cycling advocating cycling friendly policy
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642:"[*BCM*] Hong Kong Critical Mass News"
278:An alternative ride named RideCivil formed in
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1257:Steve, Rubenstein (April 14, 2007).
1190:Maus, Jonathan (November 23, 2011).
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1088:"San Jose Bike Party – How We Ride!"
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482:Garofoli, Joe (September 28, 2002).
1319:Herreras, Mari (November 8, 2007).
1288:Steve Rubenstein (April 13, 2007).
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687:"A Critical Mass Cultural Glossary"
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536:Mcgrath, Ben (November 13, 2006).
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1862:History of cycling infrastructure
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1660:Jonathan Wald (August 29, 2004).
1425:"Mobile Social Monthly Bike Ride"
1375:. Bike Hugger. October 16, 2007.
1345:Jonathan Maus (August 14, 2007).
1238:from the original on July 1, 2016
830:from the original on May 26, 2011
773:. MetroActive News & Issues.
769:Bennett, Dylan; Giles, Gretchen.
748:"Big pack of bikes piques police"
697:. Edinburgh, Scotland: AK Press.
621:Seaton, Matt (October 26, 2005).
341:Conflicts involving Critical Mass
335:Conflicts involving Critical Mass
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1450:Darnell, Tim (August 17, 2016).
1373:"Critical Man-nerds ride report"
318:Critical Mass (Kathmandu, Nepal)
2285:List of doping cases in cycling
2270:List of bicycle-sharing systems
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720:"Rolling protests hit bump"
660:"Cyklister i Storstockholm"
377:Clothing-optional bike ride
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1525:"The Long-Awaited Route"
685:Pomerantz, Joel (2002).
484:"Critical Mass turns 10"
260:Critical Mass riders in
113:Organization and tactics
1643:San Francisco Chronicle
1263:San Francisco Chronicle
488:San Francisco Chronicle
324:Kathmandu Durbar Square
2193:Protected intersection
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1915:Bicycle-sharing system
1857:History of the bicycle
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556:"Critical Mass London"
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1998:Cross-country cycling
1981:fast-paced recreation
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1143:San Jose Mercury News
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852:(in Hungarian). MTI.
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610:on November 14, 2007.
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381:World Naked Bike Ride
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966:"Chicago Bikewinter"
623:"Critical crackdown"
521:. UK. Archived from
416:Go Skateboarding Day
157:) and September 22 (
2065:Road bicycle racing
1935:Cold-weather biking
1910:Bicycle rental/hire
1847:Bicycle performance
1566:on October 28, 2009
1531:. August 12, 2009.
1431:. November 12, 2020
1016:on February 2, 2010
998:on August 28, 2006.
519:The Daily Telegraph
446:San Jose Bike Party
436:Reclaim the Streets
227:San Jose Bike Party
2329:History of cycling
2219:Bicycle collecting
2094:Health, safety and
1228:"Angloinfo Berlin"
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426:Outline of cycling
411:Friday Night Skate
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217:Columbia, Missouri
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1970:Vehicular cycling
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1900:Bicycle commuting
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2108:Bicycle-friendly
1988:Artistic cycling
1930:Challenge riding
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1852:Electric bicycle
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