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The Senate appropriations committee met last week and passed the Transportation Housing and Urban Development appropriations bill out of committee.

Thanks to all who have been using the #bikefriends hashtag in your social media posts. Take a look at some of the great photos on Instagram and Twitter!

Caron Whitaker, Director of Bike Walk Action, holds a regular series of federal policy update webinars. Here’s the latest.

We all like to ride on rural roads, but these areas are often rife with bad road designs of all types. In this guest post we look at a discussion of Rumble strips (gasp!), no shoulders (gasp!!), or worse — chip seal from the 2017 National Bike Summit.

Innovative bikeway treatments that are becoming more common in large cities have faced difficulty getting proper treatment at the federal level.

In March, we asked our members and supporters if they had any questions about bike service on Amtrak. We worked with Amtrak staff to give you answers.

Last week the White House held their Infrastructure Week in Washington, and League staff were there.

We like to think of the League as a nationwide organization of bike friends, working for stronger neighborhoods and workplaces while sharing voices to change policy at the local, state and national levels

The League’s Education Director used her LCI experience to organize a youth bike rodeo.

The White House released its full budget for fiscal year 2018 this week. The budget does not touch transportation alternatives, the major source of funding for bicycling and walking infrastructure. However, it does include some warning signs moving forward.