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Social Ride - Bike tracker 4+

Automatic recording of trips, gabriel gautron.

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The only app that automatically detects and records your bike rides. Simply the best bike tracker, 100% free. Perfect for daily commuting and commuters. Stats and data : Main statistics: distance, speed, elevations, calories GPS routes / tracks displayed on a map Social - Connect to other cyclists Green - Get aware of your carbon footprint, with CO2 saved when you’re cycling. Unlike other sport and fitness applications such as Strava and Komoot, Social Ride is: - 100% free - Includes automatic detection and recording of your bike rides. Save, log your rides! ----- Social Ride works with all biking activities: - Daily trips: commuting - Sport: cycling, road bike, mountain bike, cross country, BMX - Bike journeys, bike holidays The app is the perfect companion for any cyclist riding any bike: - Classic bike: Btwin, Van Rysel, Triban, Décathlon, Elops, Rockrider, Brompton - Cargo bike: longtail, Yuba, Tern, Omnium, Bullit - Connected electric bikes: Van Moof, Cowboy, Cow boy, Angel, Dance - Road bike: Trek, Giant, Specialized, Lapierre, Canyon, Cannondale, Pinarello, Cervelo, Merida, Bianchi, Willier - Mountain bikes: on track, off track, single track - Fixies and single speed : Marin, Bombtrack, Cinelli, Aventon Social Ride is also compatible with all Self service bikes (SSB), such as Velib in Paris, Velov (vé’lov) in Lyon, Véloose (VéloToulouse) in Toulouse, v’lille, v3 in Bordeaux, Vélo bleu (vélobleu) in Nice, levélo in Marseille, vélomagg in Montpellier, Velhop in Strasbourg, and Vélolib, Vélo'+, Donkey Republic, Velam, VéloCité, Vélo'V, VélOstan'lib, Bicloo, Cy'clic, LE vélo STAR, PBSC, PubliBike V1, Yélo, Optymo, C.vélo', Vélocéa, Velopop'. . Don’t hesitate to stop using expensive electric scooter services such as Lime, Dott, Tier, Lime, Wind, Bird, Flash, Jump, Bolt or Tier and join the bike revolution with Social Ride! — With the next iterations, the app will become: More practical - With new features of itineraries and navigation, to make you use the nicest and most secure cycle paths and cycle lanes. More than a clone of Strava, Maps, Citymapper or Geovelo with its automatic recording, Social will soon offer a dark mode, and a map of bicycle parkings and bike racks. More connected to your devices - GPS, tracking devices and smart watches: Garmin, Fitbit, Wahoo, Apple watch, cardio belt, power meter More connected to your health applications: - Apple Health, Strava, garmin, Décathlon More precise: - With advanced metrics such as power (watts), cardiac frequency (cardio) to take the most out of each ride! Social Ride : le meilleur compteur vélo kilométrique est aussi disponible en français ! Don’t wait any longer: join the bike movement on Social Ride!

Version 1.10.26

Improvements and bug fixes.

Ratings and Reviews

Great app - no easy way to report bugs.

The app works great for tracking rides. There is an issue when manually adding a ride in miles (it doesn’t accurately add the time you type). The support option is Whatsapp which I don’t use. No way to email or report bugs otherwise.

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The developer, Gabriel Gautron , indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy .

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The following data may be collected but it is not linked to your identity:

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SABA December Social Ride

December 10, 2023 @ 9:30 AM

Trek Bicycle, 2419 K St

We’ll be riding with Sacramento Area Bicycle Advocates (SABA) on their December monthly social ride on Sunday, December 10th!

The focus of this month’s ride is on Sacramento’s fabulous City of Trees. The tour includes several Sacramento parks featuring iconic trees in the area! The ride will meet at 9:30 am at Trek Sacramento and will be rolling out at 10:00 am. Tour stops include McKinley Park, Sac State Arboretum, Fab 40s, Capitol Park, and finish at Southside Park.

When: Sunday, December 10th, 2023 Meet at: Trek Sacramento on 2419 K St Meetup time: 9:30am Rolling: 10:00am

You can also sign up to volunteer with SABA to be on ride crew who lends their help in keeping the group together! https://events.sacbike.org/calendar/event/1507

Facebook Event: https://facebook.com/events/s/december-social-ride/335989809131061/

Eco-tip: Roll into National Bike Month around Ventura County

National Bike Month, started by the nonprofit League of American Wheelmen, has been celebrated annually since 1956, showcasing the benefits of bicycling and encouraging more people to give it a try.

In Ventura County, the Ventura County Transportation Commission and the nonprofit Bike Ventura County are using prizes, maps and training to accomplish these goals.

The commission’s new guide, “ Biking Ventura County: Routes & Tips for Beginners & Families ,” makes it easy to find a place to ride. It features shared-use paths and separated bike lanes across Ventura County. It also provides guidance on safety, e-bikes and tips for taking bicycles aboard public transit. In particular, the commission urges commuters to try swapping their car for a bike during Bike to Work Week, May 13-19, and Bike to Work Day, May 17. Residents 18 and older who make the pledge on the commission's website at goventura.org by May 31 will be entered for a chance to win one of six $250 Amazon gift cards.

In addition to the guide, the commission offers the “ Go Ventura Bikeways Map ,” outlining bicycle routes across Ventura County. The regional bike map highlights Class 1 paths, which are separated from cars; Class 2, which are shared-street painted bike lanes; and Class 3, which are on-street bike routes designated by signs.

Bike Ventura County , based in Ventura, is coordinating several events this month. “Community Wrench” workshops are offered every Tuesday evening in May.

"Empowering cyclists with basic maintenance knowledge is key to a thriving cycling community," said Larry Abele, chair of the board of directors. These and future workshops are sponsored by Kaiser Permanente and the Channel Islands Bike Club. Register under the "education" tab at bikeventura.org.

A "Brew Ride" takes place on the second Sunday of each month from 1:00- 4:30 p.m. starting at 490 N. Ventura Ave. This month, it falls on Mother's Day.

The social ride celebrates Ventura's outstanding, award-winning breweries, but safety is paramount.

"There's no excessive drinking and riding," Abele assured. "Riders enjoy tastings and … chat with local brewers.”

The casual ride starts after lunch and participants will have just time for one drink at each of two brewery visits.

"Remember, on the road, cyclists are vehicles subject to all traffic laws, including those against drunk driving," Abele said.

The next event, a RideReady Adult Class, will be on May 25 from 8:45 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at Trek Bicycle Ventura, 4060 E Main St. Registration is required online through Bike Ventura County .

The class is funded by a grant from the state Office of Traffic Safety to the city. Trek Bikes of Ventura is offering store discounts and donating water bottles to each participant and will award a prize of a free Trek bicycle to one lucky winner who completes the class. The four-hour session covers bike fit, safety inspection, traffic safety, emergency maneuvers and responsibilities of the road.

The same state grant to the city of Ventura paid for Bike Ventura County to provide bicycle safety education programs to all four Ventura middle schools and 10 elementary schools this year. So far, over 2,500 students have enjoyed a week-long bike education program, which includes on-bike safety drills and fun "bicycle safety rodeos" for the younger students. The program will cover every Ventura Unified elementary school next year.

One final tip: All Ventura County bus operators are offering free fares to anyone who boards the bus with a bike on Bike to Work Day on May 17.

Bicycling instead of driving is a great way to reduce traffic, cut pollution and save energy while contributing to California’s climate goals.

David Goldstein, an environmental resource analyst with the Ventura County Public Works Agency, can be reached at 805-658-4312 or [email protected].

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As Israel Steps Up Attacks, 300,000 Gazans Are Forced to Evacuate

Many say there is nowhere to go, and even the “humanitarian zone” recommended by Israel is neither safe nor equipped to handle all of them, the U.N. says.

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By Raja Abdulrahim ,  Bilal Shbair ,  Aaron Boxerman and Ben Shpigel

Raja Abdulrahim and Aaron Boxerman reported from Jerusalem, Bilal Shbair from Khan Younis, Gaza, and Ben Shpigel from New York.

Around 300,000 Palestinians in southern and northern Gaza are being forced to flee once again, the United Nations says , as Israel issued new and expanded evacuation orders on Saturday. But many are unsure where to find secure shelter in a place devastated by war.

The expanded evacuation orders apply to the city of Rafah at Gaza’s southernmost tip, where more than a million Gazans have gathered after fleeing Israeli bombardment elsewhere over the past seven months. They have deepened fears that the Israeli military is set to proceed with an invasion of Rafah, which Israeli leaders have long promised, a prospect that international aid groups and many countries have condemned.

Some 150,000 people have already fled Rafah over the past six days, according to UNRWA, the United Nations agency that aids Palestinians .

“It’s such a difficult situation — the number of people displaced is very high, and none of them know where to go, but they leave and try to get as far away as possible,” said Mohammad al-Masri, a 31-year-old accountant who is sheltering with his family in a tent in Rafah. “Fear, confusion, oppression, anxiety is eating away at people.”

Charles Michel, president of the European Council, criticized the expanded evacuation order on Saturday on social media , saying, “Evacuation orders for civilians trapped in Rafah to unsafe zones are unacceptable.”

Israel seized control of the Gaza side of the Rafah border crossing with Egypt on Monday in what it called a “limited operation,” and stepped-up bombardment and fighting have continued in and around the city since then.

The Israeli military has said it is carrying out “precise operations in specific areas of eastern Rafah” targeting Hamas. But the majority of the more than 34,000 Palestinians reported killed in Gaza have been women and children, according to local health officials. Dozens have been killed by Israeli strikes in Rafah since Monday, health officials say.

Most of Gaza’s 2.2 million residents have been forced to leave their homes, often multiple times throughout the war, with many now living in ramshackle tents, classrooms or overcrowded apartments.

On Saturday, the Israeli military said in a statement that it “called on the population from additional areas in eastern Rafah to temporarily evacuate to the expanded humanitarian area in Al-Mawasi,” a coastal area north of Rafah.

“So far,” the military added, “approximately 300,000 Gazans have moved toward the humanitarian area in Al-Mawasi.”

Although Israel has characterized Al-Mawasi as a humanitarian zone, the United Nations has stressed that the area is neither safe nor equipped to receive the hundreds of thousands of Palestinians already displaced by the war.

“Everywhere you look now in west #Rafah this morning, families are packing up,” Louise Wateridge, a spokeswoman for UNRWA, wrote on social media on Saturday. “Streets are significantly emptier.”

Even as Israeli forces bombarded Rafah, they have also in recent weeks repeatedly returned to areas of northern Gaza, including the town of Beit Hanoun and the Zeitoun neighborhood of Gaza City, to deal with renewed militant activity. On Saturday the Israeli military ordered an evacuation of the northern city of Jabaliya in advance of a planned operation.

Israel’s ground invasion began at the end of October in northern Gaza, in response to the Hamas-led Oct. 7 attacks in southern Israel. Large swaths of the area were left devastated by months of Israeli airstrikes and shelling, leaving a lawless wasteland dominated by street gangs. The Israeli military has said it killed many of Hamas’s key commanders in the area while driving out the group’s fighters.

Four Israeli soldiers were killed on Friday in northern Gaza by an explosive device, the military said. On Saturday, it said in a statement that Hamas was trying “to reassemble its terrorist infrastructure and operatives” around Jabaliya, which the Israeli military considers a Hamas stronghold and base for operations.

Fatma Edaama, 36, a resident of Jabaliya, said Saturday that she hoped the latest fighting would be limited enough to allow her family to stay. “Our lives already ended in 2006,” when Hamas won Palestinian legislative elections, leading Israel to begin tightening restrictions on Gaza, she said, adding, “There’s no safe place for us to go.”

Israeli military analysts called Hamas’s apparent resurgence in northern Gaza the result of Israel’s failure to establish any alternative form of government there, leaving behind a vacuum that is an ideal breeding ground for an insurgency. Even though Israeli forces sweep through areas, when they inevitably retreat Hamas reasserts its control, whether directly or through allies, said Michael Milshtein, a former senior Israeli intelligence official.

“Hamas still rules,” Mr. Milshtein said. “Their forces have been badly damaged, but they still have capabilities. There’s still no alternative to them in Gaza, and every alternative we tried to establish failed.”

Earlier in the week, Razan al-Sa’eedi, an 18-year-old university student studying accounting, prepared with her family to leave the UNRWA school in Rafah where they had been living for months. But as they waited for the driver they had arranged to transport them to another city, they learned that his vehicle — a tractor pulling a large cart — had been struck by an Israeli missile, Ms. al-Sa’eedi said. One man was killed, she said.

In a panic, they called local emergency responders, who told them that no help was available. Instead, Ms. al-Sa’eedi said, the family members left behind most of their belongings and set out on foot, with each person carrying only a backpack.

As they waited outside the school entrance for Ms. al-Sa’eedi’s father and brother, they saw them running with blood streaked on their faces.

“We saw a drone firing around them,” she said. “We held our backpacks and ran away from that whole dangerous area.”

As they fled, Ms. al-Sa’eedi said, they occasionally stopped to try to flag down passing taxis, but again and again found them full.

After a nearly two-day trek that involved hours of walking and then — finally — a taxi ride, she said, they arrived at Al Aqsa University, in the southern city of Khan Younis. Inside a building at the university the walls of classrooms were scrawled with messages.

One message said, “This floor is booked,” she said, while another read, “Please do not take any room, otherwise we will kick you out.”

Only a small closet once used to store generators was empty. That would have to do.

“We only have three blankets to use as curtains,” Ms. al-Sa’eedi said. “We don’t have any alternative to this small room.”

Rawan Sheikh Ahmad contributed reporting from Haifa, Israel.

Raja Abdulrahim is a Middle East correspondent based in Jerusalem covering the Levant. More about Raja Abdulrahim

Aaron Boxerman is a Times reporting fellow with a focus on international news. More about Aaron Boxerman

Ben Shpigel is a senior editor on The Times’s Live team, coordinating with desks across the newsroom to provide editing and reporting support on fast-paced breaking news in real time. More about Ben Shpigel

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A White House spokesman told Israel that an assault on Rafah, the southernmost city in Gaza where more than one million people are sheltering, would not eradicate Hamas . For months, the United States has urged Israel to do more to protect Palestinian civilians .

A Key Weapon: When President Biden threatened to pause some weapons shipments to Israel if it invaded Rafah, the devastating effects of the 2,000-pound Mark 84 bomb  were of particular concern to him.

A Presidential Move: Ronald Reagan also used the power of American arms to influence  Israeli war policy. The comparison underscores how much the politics of Israel have changed in the United States since the 1980s.

Netanyahu’s Concerns: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel, under pressure from all sides, is trying to reassure his many domestic, military and diplomatic critics. Here’s a look at what he is confronting .

Al Jazeera Shutdown: The influential Arab news network says it will continue reporting from Gaza and the West Bank, but its departure from Israel is a new low in its long-strained history with the country .

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