The rider is Ralph Sawyer, a 52-year-old mountain biker who is said to be familiar with the area.

his car was located at a trailhead by his wife Marcy. His cell phone had accidentally been left inside.

Class-A adulterer 😂 "Honey, I swear I was just lost for the week." j/k

I'm really surprised that someone who goes into remote areas to bike wouldn't have a bike computer (with GPS) or a fitness tracker watch (also with GPS) or a location beacon (with GPS).

The search for him covered 250 miles (and they didn't find him)... 🧐

This sounds suspicious 🤔

We need to be more like Montreal. 💁‍♂️

School's out, so shootings have shifted to vehicle violence. You guys suck.

Yup. Every time I hear people saying "but nobody uses the bike lanes!", I'm reminded that if we prioritized active transportation, drivers would be in the minority.

And that's probably why we don't prioritize active transportation. Gotta keep the status quo! 🤷‍♂️

Lol. It's not about "protecting children", it's about controlling women.

This is like trying to get his tax returns... 😒

61, was wearing a “large metallic chain” around his neck

Was this guy a dog? Gangster?

How does one simply enter an MRI room so easily while it's running?

Such a bizarre story.

AdGuard has been around for a very long time.

Have there been any actual concerns come up involving their service, which run locally (unless you're using their DNS)?

For sure. Don't mistake what I wrote (my ideal) vs. my IRL advocacy (i.e. working with my municipality, region, and cycling advocacy groups to get safe road designs implemented).

I know I can't change how people behave behind the wheel, any more than you can change American gun culture. The best we can do is design safer roads by design... those figurative guardrails... and encourage people to do better in the meantime.

We do still need automated enforcement, and more police enforcement, because people going excessive speeds or burning through red lights can, and do, kill other people. Plus, we need more revenue to build safer infrastructure 😀

The studies really show that narrow roads make drivers slow down, while wider roads have them increasing their speed.

Because they are uncomfortable or comfortable depending on the road design, not because they want to drive safer. They don't want to hit a plastic bollard, but have no problem driving millimetres away from cyclists, for example. 😱

I’m actually sympathetic to these folks, because there’s a bunch of studies that show that people drive the speed that feels safe.

Problem: Driving faster doesn't make anyone safer, so that's not true. Studies usually show that people drive at what "feels comfortable" for the design of the road, which is vastly different from what's safe.

I've been driving for decades and never felt compelled to drive at excess speeds of what's posted. I've certainly never had the urge to go 90km/h in a 40km/h or 100km/h in a 60km/h zone.

If people are unfit to drive at the posted speed limits, they should consider taking other forms of transportation.

World Cup or not, travel to the US needs to be boycott. If they could afford tickets to such an expensive venue, they can afford to cancel those tickets. This is a country at war with the world. Stop fucking supporting them!