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I’m excited to announce some new resources to help clubs learn from one another: As we announced here a week or so ago, there will be a Club Leadership Weekend…

We are now accepting applications for Advocacy Advance Action2020 Workshops. These trainings are designed to ensure advocates, agency staff, and elected officials have the knowledge, skills and resources to access…

Advocacy Advance — the partnership of the League and the Alliance for Biking and Walking — is pleased to announce the first Rapid Response Grant recipient. The Bicycle Federation of Wisconsin has been awarded…

The League is bringing its Club Leadership Training roadshow to Memphis, Tennessee on May 6-7, 2011. Club leadership weekends are a great opportunity to discuss the common issues that face…

On Thursday, April 14, Congress approved and sent to President Barack Obama an appropriations bill to complete funding the federal government for the fiscal year that ends Sept. 30. The…

Late yesterday the Georgia state legislature approved HB 101 which requires a minimum safe passing distance of 3 feet when overtaking cyclists. Congratulations and thanks to Georgia Bikes!, Representatives McKillip…

On Friday, the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) released a letter and supplemental document, which asked the US Department of Transportation to weaken their guidance on accommodating bicyclists and…

On Monday April 11, the Maryland State Senate passed HB 363, which gives Maryland law enforcement and prosecutors additional tools to see that traffic justice is served. The new law creates…

Guest blogger: Virginia Tech cyclist Lyndsay McKeever, intern for Transportation and Campus Services at Virginia Tech, is guest blogging from Velo-City Seville, Spain. It’s been two weeks since Velo-city Seville…

On March 29 and April 7, Advocacy Advance, a partnership between the League and the Alliance for Biking & Walking, hosted question-and-answer calls for advocates and organizations interested in applying…