Bicycle Friendly America
The League is once again partnering with our friends at Eco-Counter to host the annual Bikes Count Data Competition – open for submissions now!
18 communities. One Bicycle Friendly America. You can now apply for our 2023 League of American Bicyclists’ Community Spark Grants!
Today, the League recognizes 64 new and renewing Bicycle Friendly Businesses.
Advocates and city leaders in Houston have built stand-out bicycling efforts, despite Houston’s reputation as a car-centric city.
The City of Reno Adaptive shares the city’s progress in improving accessibility for cycling through its pilot Adaptive Cycling Center program.
Watch a replay of our webinar with the folks of Dero’s ZAP program for ideas on how to manage and grow your bike commuter program.
Today, the League of American Bicyclists honors 32 cities and towns with a Bicycle Friendly Community (BFC) award.
Today, the League is proud to honor 37 institutes of higher education in its 2022 round of Bicycle Friendly University (BFU) awards.
The League co-hosted a webinar with data collection experts from our partners at Eco-Counter to share the results of our 2022 ‘Bikes Count’ Data Competition.
We’re now able to offer BFC applicants a Spanish-language version of the BFC Public Survey to distribute in their community.