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Attending the National Bike Summit can make a difference in your community. Here’s how it did in mine: A few years ago during the Summit, I met with my Congressional…
Read More →The nation’s capital was hit with both a major snowstorm and a return to Congressional action this week – with the transportation bill and future funding issues for once making…
Read More →I’m not saying you have to watch this show, but you know, it’s there if you want it. I’m pretty sure this guy has not taken Traffic Skills 101. [[{“type”:”media”,”view_mode”:”media_large”,”fid”:”126″,”attributes”:{“class”:”media-image”,”typeof”:”foaf:Image”,”height”:”194.25″,”width”:”300″,”style”:””}}]]…
Read More →To say that data from a new report by the Governor’s Highway Safety Association have been “misunderstood” is to put it so kindly as to do a disservice to the…
Read More →Bike vigil in Tuscon; photo from Tuscon Velo Tuscon Velo has photos and video from a bike vigil, attended by at least 150 cyclists, to honor the victims of Saturday’s…
Read More →Today the Secretary of Transportation, Ray LaHood, wrote on his blog: “I don’t think anyone who reads this blog doubts my enthusiasm for increasing Americans’ transportation options.” Absolutely true. Secretary…
Read More →We are often asked to address the dubious claim that bicyclists do not help pay for roads. We have long argued that since many of 57 million adult bicyclists in…
Read More →The New Year is bringing with it a host of new research and reports. This is the first of a series of research summaries. According to a survey recently released…
Read More →The National Bike Summit is just 8 week away. (Register before Feb. 3rd and save $100!) Your voice is needed on Capitol Hill as much as ever. While the National Bike Summit…
Read More →We were shocked to learn of the dreadful shooting in Tucson, Ariz., yesterday – we are still waiting to learn the full extent of the casualties and the status of…
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