Bicycle Friendly America
Even in the midst of a pandemic, hospitals like these Bicycle Friendly Businesses are still prioritizing biking to work—because they understand what it means for public health.
Learn what got more people riding bikes in Ann Arbor, Michigan, and its newly earned Gold-level designation as a Bicycle Friendly Community.
The League of American Bicyclists is proud to honor 55 places with a Bicycle Friendly Community (BFC) award in its Fall 2021 round of awards.
The League and bike parking experts at Dero hosted a webinar for local advocates, cities, businesses and campuses to learn about hitting the mark on short-term bike parking. What can you do to ensure your bike parking doesn’t meet a lonely fate?
How do we make bikes count on campus? We co-hosted a webinar with Eco-Counter to discuss bike counts and data collection on college and university campuses.
Last month, Bell Flight, which was recently designated a Bronze-level Bicycle Friendly Business, hosted its inaugural Bike to Work Day. Read our Q&A about Bell’s BTWD to learn how they made it a success!
In part two of our two-part series, read about how our friends at Eco-Counter delved into the bike data of our ‘Bikes Count’ data competition winner: City of Charlottesville, Virginia.
Now those searching for bicycle-friendly places to settle down can use MarketWatch’s Where Should I Retire tool.
In part one of a two-part series, read about how our friends at Eco-Counter delved into the bike data of our ‘Bikes Count’ data competition winner: Treasure Valley Cycling Alliance.
Launched at BFB Valley Forge Middle School, the My School In Motion program is developed and administered through another Bicycle Friendly Business, GVF. Read more about how they’re working together to elevate school bike encouragement.