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Jul 31 '08 - 202 W, 2 I - Vote Good + 5 :: Bad - 7 How Many Gallons Per Mile?

Published July 31, 2008 by CICLE

CICLE Properganda-ist, Dan Raucci, sends us this great piece that points out just how many gallons of gas it takes to get around by bike. Zilch.

Dan tells us that he has been running this message on his bicycle for a while now, which is a great way to remind people about that nice little fact when riding about town.

This latest piece helps to fill up our Properganda pages, which also get incredible mileage. Joshua, from Canada, recently wrote in to tell us that he found out about CICLE because he kept seeing our Properganda all over the place. So you never know where your Properganda submission will show up next.

So, keep ‘em coming! We still have a lot of good work to do out there, and this is one way we can all help shine a little light on a wonderful solution to a long list of problems related to our transportation choices.

Thanks Dan for your contribution! High resolution image is available for download here.

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