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The Woodall Amendment would allow state Departments of Transportation to take back the funding allocations Congress appropriated to local governments, and take back funds for biking and walking disproportionately.

League members and supporters are now able to choose clean energy while driving donations to support building a Bicycle Friendly America for Everyone.

The handful of cities that led the rebound of U.S. bike commuting a decade ago seem to have slowed down — but continuing growth elsewhere suggests that progress can still happen if cities want it to.

Where do people ride in the United States? This 4th edition of our Where We Ride report looks at 2016 Census estimates of bike commuting to see where biking happens.

Previously, we answered many of your questions about bringing bikes on Amtrak. Now, we’d like to share with you some more details about the specific equipment used for bike service on Amtrak trains.

The 2017 National Bike Challenge has now grown to over 30,000 riders who have collectively logged over 20 million miles. To celebrate these milestones, we wanted to share with you some episodes from the Outspoken Cyclist podcast.

The report emphasizes the need for better data, law enforcement training, and roadway improvements rather than placing the responsibility for addressing bicyclist safety on bicyclists themselves.

The East Coast Greenway Alliance launched the East Coast River Relay in Calais, Maine, at the Canadian border, on August 24, finishing in Key West on October 30.

Since the very founding of the bike movement in this country, bike clubs have been integral to our success here at the League. Today, we’re humbled to claim more than 600 clubs as members.

Platinum Bicycle Friendly Community Fort Collins, CO, is hosting a workshop for League Cycling Instructor Coaches.