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Introducing the AARP Bike Audit Tool Kit

The League of American Bicyclists and AARP are pleased to announce a new publication, the AARP Bike Audit Tool Kit: A Self-Service Guide to Assessing a Community’s Bikeability. Join us for a 30-minute webinar to learn about this new resource and how you can use it to improve bikeability in your own community.

Slow Roads Save Lives – Setting Speed Limits for Safety

“Slow Roads Saves Lives” calls on everyone – you, your neighbors, local leaders, traffic engineers – to embrace slowing down and saving lives. Speed limits are the most common way that we regulate individual speed choices in order to control the significant risks drivers can impose on others. The Slow Roads Saves Lives campaign sees…

Bikes Count in the Big Easy: A snapshot of cycling in New Orleans

In 2023, the League of American Bicyclists and Eco-Counter partnered on the third annual Bikes Count Data Competition. This year’s winning organization, the University of New Orleans (UNO) Transportation Institute, has been leading data collection efforts in New Orleans and around the state of Louisiana for over 10 years, collecting bike and pedestrian counts through…

Introducing The Bicycle Friendly Community Ideabook

The League is pleased to announce our latest publication, the Bicycle Friendly Community Ideabook, to be released in early December. The BFC Ideabook is full of case studies, examples, and resources we've seen over the last several years from Bicycle Friendly Communities of all shapes and sizes across the country. Join us for a one-hour…

How to Host an LCI Seminar

Are you interested in increasing the number of cycling educators in your community? League Cycling Instructors are ambassadors for better biking through education. They are dedicated individuals who have completed a detailed training program and are insured and certified to teach the League's Smart Cycling curriculum. Join us for a webinar on Tuesday, January 16th…

Federal Policy Update: Planning for the Next Reauthorization

In January 2025, Congress will start debating the next Transportation reauthorization bill. To be ready for that debate, we want to reflect on the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law what is working, and what changes we still need. This webinar will discuss what we know so far about IIJA/ BIL implementation and what activity we are seeing…

Bike Advocacy Essentials Webinar: E-Bike Impact Calculator

How do bike advocates influence change? One essential tactic is storytelling through data, but quantitative evidence can be hard to come by. Even if you can find data to back up your talking points, it’s rarely tailored to your specific location and situation making it tough to convince decision-makers to act. With this in mind,…

Slow Roads Save Lives: Advocating for Slow Legislation

Last year, the League of American Bicyclists (League) launched the Slow Roads Save Lives Campaign. The campaign aims to create safer roads where people biking, walking, using mobility devices, and driving can all get to their destination safely by advocating for slower speeds and improved road design to match. One method of achieving this goal…

2024 National Bike Summit: The Asks

At this webinar, Caron Whitaker will walk through the issues we'll be lobbying on at the National Bike Summit, including building safety infrastructure, funding for complete streets projects and promoting bicycling education.

Sparking Change with the League: Stories from the Field

Interested in how the League’s grassroots network is building a more Bicycle Friendly America through our Community Spark Grants? Join us on April 2nd from 3-4PM ET for “Stories from the Field,” our first in the League’s 2024 Webinar Series! During this webinar, you’ll hear testimonies of people who have sparked change in their communities…

Your Bike Month Mission: Make Every Ride Count

This May, the League and Love to Ride are teaming up for National Bike Month and we need your help to conduct the first ever nationwide Bike Count! Currently, the question “how many people bike in America?” is answered with an incomplete dataset: statistics on bike commuting that are derived from one question in census…