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Update August 25, 2025: Congratulations to Anna, Dan, and DevahD on being elected to the League’s Board! Our thanks to Jim for his years of service on the Board and…
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I joined the League of American Bicyclists straight out of law school during a simpler time. I did original research on traffic laws and wrote about their nuances in our…
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Last week, I attended a Congressional Gold Medal Award ceremony for Greg LeMond and it was one of the coolest Congressional events I’ve had the opportunity to attend. The Air…
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At the heart of the League’s Smart Cycling program is a mission to empower people through bike education, and that starts with our network of 7,000+ League Cycling Instructors (LCIs).…
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Want to turn your passion for biking into real community change? This October 7–9, 2025, the League of American Bicyclists is bringing its League Cycling Advocacy Workshop to Detroit —…
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This is a critical year for us to build support in Washington for biking. Congress is debating what to prioritize in the next transportation reauthorization bill, which will set five…
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Visiting the capital of North Dakota for their first Bicycle Friendly Community (BFC) Workshop started off on an unusually rainy and chilly day at the end of May. Despite rainy…
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On Thursday, June 26th, the House Energy & Commerce Committee Subcommittee on Commerce, Manufacturing, and Trade held a hearing titled, “Looking Under the Hood: The State of NHTSA and Motor…
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June is Pride Month to honor and recognize the history, culture, and resilience of the LGBTQ+ community. As I was walking recently in Washington, DC, I saw the 15th Street…
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When you’re behind the wheel of a big truck, every decision carries a lot of weight — literally and figuratively. While large trucks make up just 4% of the vehicles…
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