No ads. No trackers. Just content.

From the junction

Articles.

Bike-law guides, app updates and the occasional ramble. Newest first.

All articles

  • OCT 5, 2026 · Bike Law Pocket Guide

    Regarding Google and the Play Store

    Before we go too far down this path, we need to be clear: Google absolutely holds the right to define what appears in their store. We are not arguing with that right. This is…

    • Bike Law Pocket Guide
    • google
    • play
    • android
  • SEP 18, 2026 · Bike Law Pocket Guide

    Bike Law Pocket Guide - Statute Source Audit

    This week, we spent a good bit of time in research and cleanup mode. During our publishing process with Google, it was identified that a few of the citation url’s did not meet…

    • Bike Law Pocket Guide
    • google
    • app store
    • audit
  • SEP 5, 2026 · Dru

    Getting Back On Track

    The single largest challenge for projects like this is staying on track. When you create and give of your time without compensation, in this world, you have to balance that time…

  • SEP 1, 2026 · Bike Law Pocket Guide

    Bike Law Pocket Guide Now on Windows and Android

    Another milestone reached this weekend, we now have the Windows and Android versions of the Bike Law Pocket Guide up and running. Now we get to work through those app store…

    • Bike Law Pocket Guide
  • JUL 15, 2026 · The Serious Bit

    Sunshine Protection Act Passes the House

    If permanent Daylight Saving Time becomes law, cyclists would enjoy approximately one extra hour of evening daylight throughout the winter, providing more opportunities for safer…

    • The Serious Bit
  • JAN 31, 2026 · cycling

    Passing a Bicycle in Georgia

    A bike, riding far to the right is not an inconvenience. It is a courtesy. To you the driver. If you cannot pass them safely and legally, do not pass them. When you do, you become…

    • cycling
    • driving
    • law
    • Georgia
    • passing
  • JAN 31, 2026 · cycling

    Bicycles and Stop Controls in Georgia

    Some of you may have seen me post a variation of this in the past. If you have, feel free to move along. However, it remains a question I see asked with incredible frequency, and…

    • cycling
    • laws
    • stop signs
    • stop lights
    • Georgia
  • JAN 31, 2026 · cycling

    Cycling Etiquette

    Neutral warm up From the the start of a ride, and for at least a mile, it is suggested that every ride have a short warm up, even for the drop groups. This time is a chance for…

    • cycling
    • etiquette
  • JAN 31, 2026 · rambl'n

    RAMBL'N - Weekly Newletter

    Starting this week, we have finally gotten all of our foundation work done such that we can once again send out our weekly newsletter. If you would like to sign up, click the sign…

    • rambl'n
    • newsletter
    • cycling
    • north Atlanta
  • OCT 1, 2025 · tires

    The Outdoor Season Is Winding Down

    Indoor season is winding up. For me, one thing this means is it is time to swap out my tires and tubes to use the take offs from the outdoor season as my trainer tires. They will…

    • tires
    • tubes
    • cycling
  • JAN 24, 2024 · cycling

    On the Road Again

    Like many cyclists, the holiday season has derailed my training and my riding. Between the cold, the rain and getting dark well before 6pm, it is hard to get out and get the work…

    • cycling
    • indoor
  • OCT 29, 2014 · triathlon

    You Might Be a Triathlete If

    You failed high school chemistry but you could teach a course on lactic acid While at the gym, you change clothes as fast as possible because it feels like a transition You wear…

    • triathlon
    • humor