Bicycle Friendly Business
Through Bike Fun, League Cycling Instructor KJ Garner is using her commitment to bike education to break the bias of cycling by centering beginning and returning FTW (femme, trans, and women) riders.
The League and our friends at Love to Ride hosted a webinar sharing quick tips for how any business can hit the mark on an engaging and impactful Bike Month.
Meet the Bicycle Friendly Business (BFB) of Arvada Gardeners in Arvada, Colorado. The all-volunteer-run community garden connects its love for nature to the people who bike, walk and roll in their community.
In their latest Bicycle Friendly Business application, RDG Des Moines included this slide deck that provides a fun and informative photo essay of their bicycling efforts and achievements.
The League of American Bicyclists recognizes small, medium, and large businesses rising up to build a 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.
In an update to our 2009 publication on the economic benefits of bicycling, our 2021 ‘Bicycling Benefits Business’ report highlights why life — and the economy — is better for everyone when more people are on bikes.
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!
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.
We’re capturing the story behind our Bicycle Friendly America awardees. In our next installment, we got to hear Friends of the Concord-Lake Sunapee Rail Trail’s journey to becoming a BFB.