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One or two people noticed the blurb we put in our e-newsletter on Monday about a National Bike Month promotion by Walmart. When I say one or two people, I…
Read More →We’ve fielded a number of inquiries about the second round of TIGER grants since the DOT announced round two. Fortunately, last week, the DOT held a panel presentation to provide…
Read More →On October 5, 2009, President Obama signed Executive Order (EO) 13514, Federal Leadership in Environmental, Energy, and Economic Performance, which required Federal agencies to set greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions reduction…
Read More →Traffic Skills 101 course on Bike to Work Day in Los Alamos; photo from Los Alamos Bikes The folks in Los Alamos, NM, had the right idea. What better way to enjoy…
Read More →Holy Bike to Work Day, Batman…Enthusiasm for daily bicycling continues to grow. Today it expressed itself in hundreds of Bike to Work Day events in communities all over the country.…
Read More →On this Bike to Work Day — the tenth time Houston has celebrated the day — League President Andy Clarke and Education Director Preston Tyree, together with the City of…
Read More →It’s here. Enjoy it. Photo from Arizona DOT Do you have great photos from Bike to Work Day you’d like to share? We’d love to see them and post some…
Read More →In their Innovators series, TIME Magazine calls workability guru, Dan Burden, one of the top six civic leaders: He knows that slimmer roads are “leaner, safer and more efficient,” and that…
Read More →In January, Jim Rogers, a cyclist well known in Nevada County, California was killed in a crash with a motorist who was reportedly on her cell phone at the time.…
Read More →The League, along with its partners in the America Bikes Coalition, would like to thank Senators Kerry (D-MA) and Lieberman (I-CT) on the introduction of the American Power Act. We…
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