Bicycle Friendly Community
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.
The Bicycle Friendly Community program is evolving—learn how.
Bellingham, Washington’s upgrade to a Gold-level Bicycle Friendly Community followed years of infrastructure improvements for those who bike, walk and roll. Read how it was made possible through the Bellingham Transportation Fund.
The League of American Bicyclists is proud to honor 37 places with a Bicycle Friendly Community (BFC) Award in its Spring 2021 round.
Eco-Counter and The League are proud to announce the Bikes Count data competition during Bike Month.
We asked our former intern Toria Sullivan, a native of South Bend who went on to work on the Pete for America campaign, for her thoughts on the nation’s next…
Today, the League of American Bicyclists honors 51 places with a Bicycle Friendly Community (BFC) award in our Fall 2020 round. An additional 16 applicants earned Honorable Mentions. The 51…
A generation of kids now views bikes as freedom machines. If we can sustain those feelings for this generation we can have a positive impact on the transportation choices these kids make as they get older.
As more Americans turn to biking during the pandemic, the League of American Bicyclists honors the communities across the country making biking better for everyone.
It’s a foundational belief at the League: when more people ride bikes, life is better for everyone. One way we know bicycling improves lives is that it contributes to the…