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December 6, 2019by Ken McLeod
See how states can improve their ranking on our Bicycle Friendly State list by implementing some of the NTSB recommendations. -
November 26, 2019by Ken McLeod
The new 2019 Bicycle Friendly State ranking grades the states and looks at how each is prioritizing people over speed. -
November 29, 2018by Ken McLeodThe 2018 Bicycle Friendly State progress reports use state and federal data on bicycling to highlight changes.
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September 24, 2018by Ken McLeodNew White Paper shows how advocates can and should be involved in state safety planning.
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August 28, 2018by Ken McLeodOur newest white paper helps provided resources for advocates in states that have not yet taken a complete streets action.
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July 19, 2018by Ken McLeodOver the last decade and a half, the adoption of safe passing laws has been one of the most prominent successes of bicyclist advocates. Every year since 2006 at least one state has adopted a safe passing law.
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April 2, 2018by Ken McLeodLast week, KY Gov. Matt Bevin signed HB 33 – An Act Relating to the Overtaking of Bicycles on a Roadway. This law reflects recent legislative trends, including features found in the League’s model safe passing law.
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February 16, 2018by League StaffAn essential part of our mission is working closely with state and local bike advocacy groups. The League of American Bicyclists is happy to be working with Bike Utah to support two of its legislative priorities this year.
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October 25, 2017by League StaffToday, the League of American Bicyclists released its 2017 Bicycle Friendly State ranking. This ranking provides report cards for all 50 states to help you understand efforts related to making a Bicycle Friendly America in each state.
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June 6, 2017by Ken McLeodThe League's Bill Nesper was recently featured in a segment on National Public Radio's All Things Considered to discuss the “Dutch Reach” — the practice of opening a door with the hand that is farther from the door when exiting a car.
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