Jamie Gaskill

Jamie Gaskill is a visionary transportation professional and educator, dedicated to creating safer, more bicycle-friendly communities. With a knack for program development, she creatively applies the League’s curriculum to engage diverse audiences and promote cycling across the nation. Since becoming a League Cycling Instructor (LCI) in 2014, Jamie has led impactful educational initiatives, including managing over 120 volunteer Bicycle Ambassadors for the City of Fort Collins, CO, where she empowered individuals to teach safe bicycling practices.

Now serving as the Associate Director of Active Transportation at Colorado State University, a Platinum-level Bicycle Friendly University, Jamie leads efforts to expand transportation options and accessibility for students, staff, and visitors alike. Her experience as an educator spans across various demographics, from elementary school children to state Department of Transportation professionals, tailoring her teaching to make cycling education both engaging and practical for all.

In December 2015, Jamie spearheaded the development of the groundbreaking Bicycle Friendly Driver course, which has revolutionized cycling education nationwide. The program now reaches 47 states and five countries and serves as the official motor vehicle driver education component of the League’s Smart Cycling program.Recognized for her leadership, Jamie was named Educator of the Year by the League in 2019 and Emerging Leader by the Association for Commuter Transportation in 2024. Her ongoing contributions to organizations such as Bike Fort Collins, Bicycle Colorado, NoCo Bike Ped Collaborative, Safe Routes to School, Overland Mountain Bike Club, and Team BOB further solidify her influence in advancing cycling advocacy and education.