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The bike buzz that New York City, a Bicycle Friendly Community, has created with the Bicycle Access to Office Buildings Law and the creation of new bike lanes all around…

Last week, Advocacy Advance – a partnership between the Alliance for Biking & Walking and the League of American Bicyclists – announced the start of its 2011 grant cycle. This…

Guest blogger: Virginia Tech cyclist Lyndsay McKeever, intern for Transportation and Campus Services at Virginia Tech, is guest blogging from Velo-City Sevilla, Spain. Yesterday’s Ciclovida, “el cyclo de la vida” or…

A different kind of bike map. Click on image for larger version courtesy of WeBikeEugene.org This one is for our visual learners. Kory Northrop, a master’s student in the Environmental…

Guest blogger: Virginia Tech cyclist Lyndsay McKeever, intern for Transportation and Campus Services at Virginia Tech, is guest blogging this week from Velo-City Sevilla, Spain. Yesterday at the Annual Meeting of…

I never met Mark Bixby in person, but during his campaign to convince officals to include separated bicycle and pedestrian paths on the new Desmond Gerald Replacement Bridge at the Port…

Guest blogger: Virginia Tech cyclist Lyndsay McKeever, intern for Transportation and Campus Services at Virginia Tech, is guest blogging this week from Velo-City Sevilla, Spain. See the conference’s program here. On…

Portland Mayor Sam Adams and US Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood (photo: Portland Mercury) Speaking to a small group of bicycling advocates at Oregon’s Bicycle Transportation Alliance (BTA), Transportation Secretary Ray…

Last month we told you about our new colleague on the Advocacy Advance team, Brighid O’Keane. During the National Bike Summit, we announced the new Advocacy Advance webpage. Today, we are…

Having passed through both the New Mexico Senate and House, New Mexico Governor Susana Martinez now has twenty days to sign SB 124 in order to make this bill into…