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In part one of a two-part series, read about how our friends at Eco-Counter delved into the bike data of our ‘Bikes Count’ data competition winner: Treasure Valley Cycling Alliance.
Read More →Work on both the bipartisan infrastructure bill and the Democrat-only human infrastructure/ reconciliation bill may spill into the fall.
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Launched at BFB Valley Forge Middle School, the My School In Motion program is developed and administered through another Bicycle Friendly Business, GVF. Read more about how they’re working together to elevate school bike encouragement.
Read More →Follow along with the League as we learn more about which of our asks were included in the forthcoming reconciliation bill by the various committees in the House and Senate.
Read More →The September 11th National Memorial Trail Alliance is thrilled to share that on Thursday, July 29, 2021, the U.S. House of Representatives voted unanimously (423–0) to support and pass legislation H.R. 2278.
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We co-hosted a webinar with bike parking experts from our partners at Dero to help guide those interested in providing long-term bike parking solutions for their business, university, or community.
Read More →There are opportunities in the reconciliation bill to address social equity and climate change through tax incentives for bike commuting and e-bikes, as well as other funding for improved bicycling and walking.
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We’re capturing the story behind our Bicycle Friendly America awardees. In our next installment, we got to hear Friends of the Concord-Lake Sunapee Rail Trail’s journey to becoming a BFB.
Read More →Tell Congress to include provisions that promote environmental justice and safe bicycling in the reconciliation bill. As Congress continues to formulate its reconciliation bill, which will include massive investments in…
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Meet Michelle Cook, our LCI spotlight of the month. As an educator in Dorchester, Massachusetts, she has touched the lives of many Bostonians learning to embrace the bicycle.
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