Riding into work on two wheels

When bumper-to-bumper traffic regularly lengthens your commute, biking to work can be a shorter alternative. Here are some local and national faces you may run into on the trail.

Matthew Cavanaugh-AP

Danny Clinch-AP

Keith Srakocic-ASSOCIATED PRESS

Ric Feld-AP

Gerald Martineau-The Washington Post

Charles Rex Arbogast-ASSOCIATED PRESS

Jim R. Bounds

Andrew Lightman-Tommy Wells

Mark Gail-Washington Post

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Text Editor Delece Smith-Barrow Researcher Madonna Lebling

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