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We all like to ride on rural roads, but these areas are often rife with bad road designs of all types. In this guest post we look at a discussion of Rumble strips (gasp!), no shoulders (gasp!!), or worse — chip seal from the 2017 National Bike Summit.
Read More →Are you ready to serve on the Board of Directors of the League of American Bicyclists? Then consider running to be elected by the membership.
Read More →Innovative bikeway treatments that are becoming more common in large cities have faced difficulty getting proper treatment at the federal level.
Read More →In March, we asked our members and supporters if they had any questions about bike service on Amtrak. We worked with Amtrak staff to give you answers.
Read More →At the 2017 National Bike Summit attendees went on a tour of a Gold-level Bicycle Friendly University, the University of Maryland (UMD) at College Park.
Read More →Last week the White House held their Infrastructure Week in Washington, and League staff were there.
Read More →We like to think of the League as a nationwide organization of bike friends, working for stronger neighborhoods and workplaces while sharing voices to change policy at the local, state and national levels
Read More →The League’s Bill Nesper was recently featured in a segment on National Public Radio’s All Things Considered to discuss the “Dutch Reach” — the practice of opening a door with the hand that is farther from the door when exiting a car.
Read More →This article about a Bicycle Friendly Community originally appeared in the League’s Bicycle Friendly America magazine, in the Winter 2017 edition.
Read More →The League’s Education Director used her LCI experience to organize a youth bike rodeo.
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