Tucson plans a protected bike lane on Mountain Avenue as officials try to improve cyclist safety. Not everyone is convinced it will solve existing problems.
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- Paul Danek Special to the Arizona Daily Star
If Tucson and Pima County are going to keep playing the “cycling mecca” card, then they have a moral obligation to align reality with rhetoric.
- Ronald Montoya for Edmunds
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Edmunds reports that electric vehicle market share in the U.S. stood at 7.9% in February 2025, with Tesla leading at 45.2%.
- Wanda Ross
Each week, several of our more accomplished and faster bicyclists do rides outside SaddleBrooke. These rides on Mondays, Wednesdays and Friday…
- Jake Sundstrom for CarMax
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CarMax reports six electric SUVs that rival the Tesla Model Y, including the Ford Mustang Mach-E and Hyundai Ioniq 5, offering varied ranges and features.
- Jake Sundstrom for Edmunds
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Edmunds reports the upcoming Ram 1500 Rev will be the first plug-in hybrid truck in the U.S., arriving in 2026, with five hybrids currently available.
- From Staff Reports
The tour passed Bandys High School and had a morning rest stop at Balls Creek Campground on Monday.
- Theresa Cullen and Kathryn Skinner Special to the Arizona Daily Star
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- Wanda Ross
It’s summer, so, it’s hot and the snowbirds are gone, but we’re still bicycling in SaddleBrooke. The CycleMasters bicycling club has organized…
- Jake Sundstrom for CarMax
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CarMax reports that fast charging adds 60-80 miles in 20 minutes for EVs, with Tesla having the most extensive network of stations.
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