Research/Policy
Last month we published fact sheets for every state and the 76 cities included in the League’s Benchmarking Project for large cities. Here are our favorite things.
The US DOT has released a proposed rule that will require states to measure Greenhouse gas emissions in order to track progress towards a national goal of environmental sustainability.
As part of the League’s Benchmarking Project, the League is publishing fact sheets on biking and walking for each of the 50 states and 76 cities.
A few weeks ago, the League and partner organizations joined an effort led by the Transportation Equity Caucus asking the Biden admin to end support for pretextual traffic stops.
In April, we got guidance on the Carbon Reduction Program included in the first-ever Climate title. Here’s a brief analysis.
The League has submitted a comment on NHSTA’s New Car Assessment Program update, emphasizing that cyclist-AEB should be included TODAY.
April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month! What’s the League’s take on combatting distracted driving?
Frustrated by the time it takes to get bicycling and walking projects through the permitting process? There might be an easier way.
Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) released its guidance on implementing the Transportation Alternatives program.
Read more on how advocates can push for placing bicycle and pedestrian safety and accessibility at the forefront of highway projects from Michael Kelley, policy director at BikeWalkKC.