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As cars take over in booming China, bicycles prove a hardy perennial (AP via Yahoo! Malaysia News)

For a vivid insight into the clash of old and new in China, follow the bicycle.

Detroit takes heat over plan to ticket unlicensed bicycles (Detroit News)

The Detroit Police Department announced plans this week to step up enforcement of a 1964 ordinance requiring bicycles to be registered. Officers will begin handing out $55 fines for unregistered bikes Aug. 7.

Sprinter revises its earlier limit on bicycles (San Diego Union-Tribune)

The North County Transit District has backed off a restriction on the number of bicycles it will allow on its new Sprinter passenger train. Instead, it will let bicyclists squeeze as many two-wheelers as will fit in a space marked out on each train car.

Some wonder if Metro buses can handle surge of cyclists (Houston Chronicle)

Rising gasoline prices have coincided with a 140 percent increase since April in the number of people using bicycles to link up with Metro buses, causing some to wonder whether the public transit system can handle the two-wheeled load.

No gas? No problem: Bicycle sales, interest on the rise locally (The Champaign News-Gazette)

The Bike Project's warehouse may look like the place where bicycles come to die, but really, it's just the opposite: This is where bicycles are reborn. And, as gas prices rise and word of mouth gets out about the warehouselike space in the basement of Urbana's Independent Media Center, more and more bicycles are coming and going as more people join the cooperative or just pedal by to work on ...