Webinars
Webinar
Youth Climate Action in Hawai’i: Navahine + Hawai’i DOT
Young people have a right to a future in which they can live safe, healthy lives. That’s the premise of Navahine v. Hawai’i DOT — a landmark case in which thirteen young people won a historic settlement from their state Department of Transportation to secure a livable future through climate action. Join the League along…
2024 Bicycle Friendly State Ranking Preview
The 2024 Bicycle Friendly State Ranking is coming! Join this webinar to learn about program updates to understand how and why we rank states on their actions to improve bicycling. We're excited to share insights from our survey, how states are implementing the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, and how advocates can use the upcoming ranking.
What do the election results mean for bicycling and walking?
This webinar will discuss what the new administration means for the continuation of programs like Safe Streets for All, and what the next Congress will mean for the next 5-year transportation bill (debate starts in January!). We'll talk about how this might affect our legislative agenda moving forward.
E-Bikes for Everyone: How Cities Are Making E-Bike Ownership a Reality
Join the League of American Bicyclists, in partnership with UL Standards and Engagement, for a free one-hour webinar about how cities and local bike advocates are making e-bike ownership a reality for more residents through e-bike incentives and rebate programs. Learn how the cities of Denver, Boston, and Atlanta developed their e-bike incentive programs, how…
An overview of FHWA’s Separated Bike Lanes on Higher Speed Roadways: A Toolkit and Guide
Most bicyclist deaths occur on arterial roadways, with 65% of bicyclist deaths between 2018-2022 occurring on principal or minor arterial roadways, despite this type of road making up only 10% of the national roadway system. This webinar will give an overview of the Federal Highway Administration's 2024 Separated Bike Lanes on Higher Speed Roads toolkit…
LAB + American Specialty Insurance Roll-Out Call 2025
Join us for our annual Club and Advocacy Org Insurance Call on January 15th at 7 pm ET. We'll discuss the 2025 Insurance package in detail, the renewal process, and any changes to the program. We look forward to presenting the newest iteration of this long-standing cost-saving initiative. League-member clubs and advocacy organizations may participate…
Federal Policy Update: What do all these new Executive Orders mean for biking and walking?
Recent federal policy changes have left biking and walking advocates with big questions about the future of funding for active transportation. Join the League’s Deputy Executive Director, Caron Whitaker, for a Federal Policy Update webinar on Friday, February 7th, to get the latest updates and insights into the question, "What do all these new Executive…
Stories from the Field: AARP Bike Audit Tool Kit in Action
The AARP Bike Audit Tool Kit is a free online and printed resource that can help transform communities, one block or intersection at a time. Created by AARP Livable Communities with the League of American Bicyclists, this 32-page guide can be used by cycling advocates and local leaders to assess and improve the safety and…
Getting Girls on Bikes: How Girls in Gear is breaking down barriers of access to biking, one rider at a time
In a world where girls are constantly being told who to be, how to be, and why to be, Girls in Gear is carving out a place to actively combat those pressures using biking as a conduit for bigger life lessons. This webinar will showcase how Girls in Gear uses a whole community approach to…
Shifting Winds: What New Federal Priorities Mean for Biking
After four years with the wind at our backs, the new administration has declared bicycle infrastructure as "not consistent with their priorities." On April 15th, tune in for a free webinar to explore how the U.S. Department of Transportation is reviewing existing grant awards and revising grant requirements — and join the conversation around how…
Rolling into Bike Month: Inspiration from Bicycle Friendly Communities
Want to make this May your best National Bike Month yet? Join us on April 29 at 3 PM ET for a free webinar where you’ll hear how Bicycle Friendly Communities are celebrating Bike Month across the country! Find out how local leaders plan and promote successful Bike Month celebrations—using creative tactics like photo contests,…
Bike Commuting 101
Get ready for Bike to Work Day this Friday, May 16th! Join bike commuting experts Laura Mitchell, Lauren Nagel and Brian Looney to learn tips and tricks for making your bike commute a success and what communities and employers can do to foster a culture of active mobility.