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You can find all the #NBS18 photo albums at our Flickr site. Or just flip through the daily albums in this post!
Read More →During the National Bike Summit Capitol Hill Lobby Day, several attendees were greeted by Congress members with good news about complete streets and trail projects coming to their district, courtesy of TIGER.
Read More →I attended the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT)’s Public Listening Summit on Automated Vehicle Policy. It was a good experience to hear so many leaders at U.S. DOT and from the public and private sectors discussing their principles for the development of automated vehicle policies.
Read More →Thanks to everyone who attended the 2018 National Bike Summit. We’d like to give a shout out to all the attendees who used the #NBS18 and #BikeLobbyDay hashtags in their social media posts.
Read More →In this webinar we walk through the asks for the National Bike Summit. The webinar will discuss the League’s position on an infrastructure package and other legislation you will be discussing in your lobby day meetings.
Read More →At the 2018 National Bike Summit, the League will recognize advocates, educators and club leaders who made a difference in the past year.
Read More →In the 1980s, traffic engineer Hans Monderman conducted an experiment in Oudehaske, NL. He removed all road signs, signals and road markings and made all pedestrians, bikers and cars share roads and squares equally, creating a “shared space.” As a result, all travelers paid greater attention to each other equally to keep everyone safe.
Read More →If this is your first Summit, if you have questions about lobbying, or just want to brush up on best practices, watch this webinar. We will talk you through what…
Read More →An essential part of our mission is working closely with state and local bike advocacy groups. The League of American Bicyclists is happy to be working with Bike Utah to support two of its legislative priorities this year.
Read More →The League believes our transportation system should be based on basic principles of safety first, connecting networks and local control.
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