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A Striking Beauty: 10 Eerie Abandoned Bowling Alleys

Alley oops! From lustrous lanes of leisure to the gutters of despair, these 10 eerie abandoned bowling alleys have all gone so quiet you can hear a pin drop.

Liz Johnson wins 2015 U.S. Women's Open

NORTH BRUNSWICK, N.J. - Defending champion Liz Johnson of Cheektowaga, New York, already may be in the United States Bowling Congress Hall of Fame, but she was able to add another huge accomplishment to her legacy Sunday with a win at the 2015 Bowlmor AMF U.S. Women's Open.The 41-year-old right-hander defeated her Team USA teammate Shannon O'Keefe of O'Fallon, Illinois, 190-189, to claim her fourth U.S. Women's Open title, breaking a tie for second place on the event's all-time win list...

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This Little Robot Is the Best Way to Clean Bowling Lanes

Ever wonder how bowling lanes stay so shiny and clean? You can thank the unfortunately named Kegel Kustodian.

How motorcycles can safely split lanes with cars

On traffic-heavy roads, motorcyclists sometimes sneak between two lanes of cars. Called lane-splitting, this tactic can be safer than you might think.

Truck Only Lanes: What You Need to Know

Some states are taking measures to improve traffic and safety by keeping trucks and cars separate. Read this FindLaw article to learn more about truck only lanes.

Lego-Like Bike Lanes That Snap Into Place Could Create Instant Biking Cities

The Copenhagenize Flow is just a a set of plastic and wood tiles, but it could change the way cities think about bike lanes.

How to Create a Network of Green Bikeways in Your City

With a little green paint, streets can be redesigned for the growing number of people choosing two wheels over four.

Kids can't resist candy? 'Healthy checkout lanes' to the rescue

Stores are adding "healthy" or "family friendly" checkout lanes that display more nutritious fare rather than the usual candy and chips.

Another Study Shows That Narrow Is Safer Than Wide for Traffic Lanes

Better Cities & Towns gives its imprimatur to the "narrower is better" approach to lane width for traffic safety thanks to a study by Toronto transportation planner, Dewan Masud Karim, presented at the Canadian ITE annual conference.

Cycling to Work Could Cut Obesity-Related Mortality

Simply leaving the car at home for the morning commute and switching to a bike could counteract the increase in mortality and cardiovascular risk seen in obese individuals, suggests a large UK study.

Behold the ‘Peanutabout’: A new bike-friendly intersection concept

15 Clever Rock Climbing Hacks, Tips, Tricks, and Proper Etiquette

We've learned a lot in the past three years. Here are 15 Clever Rock Climbing Hacks, Tips, Tricks, and Proper Etiquette to help you get better at your bouldering.

A bright solution to make winter roadways safer

Winter de-icing road crews using Milliken Liquitint Winter colorants save time, expense and hassle while managing snow and ice effectively.

Here's the Next Ad Medium: Bike Lanes

PepsiCo's Naked Juice and its media agency OMD are plugging the juice using branded bike lanes.