“Once they enter high-traffic areas in the city, it’s off the bicycle and onto alternative transportation. Like two feet.”

He now has “a tad more sympathy for bikers in general.”

He talked about the war on cars.

Dozens of cyclists gathered outside of WaPo’s headquarters to promote safe cycling and give Courtland Milloy a piece of their mind.

A ride to the Washington Post is planned for tomorrow.

As the country mourns the 28 victims killed in Newtown, Conn., a Washington Post columnist reminds us not to forget those killed locally.

Washington Post columnist Courtland Milloy is back at it, but he’s missing the opportunity to be useful.

The Post’s Courtland Milloy enjoys driving fast. Ergo, D.C. should get rid of its speed cameras.

Last week, we theorized that, given the data, our favorite Post columnist who hates Twitter despite having a Twitter account would probably be best suited to a job anywhere but New York or Los Angeles. Or maybe not!

Who better than the man behind all those theories about the “high bohemians” to tell us where the myopic little twits are?