"156.6, almost all of it inside. How big a change from the fall. (and 2022: I was at 444 by this point last year.) New job, a lot closer to home = less biking. Gotta get out just for fun now! "
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Videotaping your commute?
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"Can Videos Of Dangerous Biking Conditions Change Public Policy? RideReel App Asks Cyclists To Record 'Hostile' Run-Ins (blockclubchicago.org)"
"11.4 LOL. First ride of the year today. I was over 80 at this point last year. "
"That's a solid year! "
"Who's "sensitive" to folks abiding by the rules of the road? It's the whiff of self-righteousness that I don't dig. But upon re-reading your comments from November, it wasn't nearly as "offensive" as all that.…"
"Not sure the root of sensitivity to folks following the rules of the road. They're key to safe cycling, and a solution to many of the inherent safety problems of mixing of varied vehicles and pedestrians on the same surface. Traffic…"
"4258.4 for the year. Most mileage yet! And the best job I’ve done keeping track of mileage through the year. "
"3971 at the end of the month. Broke 4K today (woohoo!)"
"Ha, yeah, that's a consideration. I'm sort of puzzling now through what my usual pattern of record retention should be to begin with. But I'm pretty satisfied with my law-abiding-ness. LOL. "
"The answer here may depend on how you ride. If you stop at stop signs and lights, and otherwise follow the rules of the road, then your recordings would help you press a case, or, be exculpatory if there's a case against…"
"I've been using front and rear mounted cameras for around 10 years. I've never needed the footage, but I still run them, because if something does happen the camera will be there to tell the story to the authorities."
"On a related note, does anyone have any recommendations for a good commute camera, and if so why do you recommend it? I've been pondering getting one, and am looking for specific features that others find make the camera convenient and useful."
Videotaping your commute?
I've got a helmet camera that I almost never use. I'm contemplating recording my commute—just pondering whether it's worth it to gather footage that I'll usually never look at. You folks who record: Do you look back regularly/every time/only if something happens? Do you save your videos? Do you record "in case of disaster" or for other reasons? See More
"3543.1 at end of October. On track (it seems) for about 4300-4500 miles for the year depending on how much riding I do over Christmas break.
It looks like @Brett Miller and I are neck and neck :)"
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