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March 2008

• Most episodes now on Google Video

December 2005

• Episodes through 110 now available.

July 2005

• Updated the TV page.
• Episodes through 106 now available.

2003 - 2005

• Updated the TV page.
• Episodes 83-86 now available.

July 2003

• Updated the TV page.
• Added a special Legislative Alert.
• Episodes 81-82 now available.
• New Editors's Pick, America Bikes, with information on Congressional legislation affecting pedestrians and bicycles.

June 2003

• Updated the TV page.
• Added more Problems and Solutions.
• Added another reason for sidewalk set backs.
• New Editor's Pick, Virginia Bicycling Federation's Position Paper on accommodation of bicycling and walking on streets and highways, and VDOT's new policy goals to improve bicycle and pedestrian access.

April 2003

• Episodes 79-80 now available.
• Updated the TV page.

January 2003

• Episodes 73-78 now available.
• Updated the TV page.

November 2002

• Updated the TV page.
• New Editor's Pick link, Segway Scooters, The SUVs of the Sidewalk
• New article on Pedestrian Bridges.

July 2002

• Episodes 69-72 now available
• Added channels and updated links on the TV page.
• New Editor's Pick link, Walkable Communities.

June 25, 2002

• Episodes 66-68 now available.

May 27, 2002

• Added a form for comments.

March 1-2, 2002

• With apologies to those who have bookmarked individual pages, we have reorganized the links pages to make them shorter and easier to maintain. See the links index to find a section of interest.
• Updated Cable TV listings
• Updated About John Z Wetmore
• Several new links.

February 10, 2002

• New Link of the Month, Resource Guide on Laws Related to Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety
  

January 12, 2002

• Episodes 61-65 now available

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Bootprint image courtesy of Wendy Bumgardner, About.com Walking Guide