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Protecting people biking, walking and rolling must be a core competency for Automated Vehicles. The League worked with Argo AI to help this emerging technology contribute to a more Bicycle Friendly America for everyone.
Read More →The League of American Bicyclists is proud to honor 55 places with a Bicycle Friendly Community (BFC) award in its Fall 2021 round of awards.
Read More →Find out how #BikeSummit20 speaker Programs to Educate All Cyclists is advancing the movement for safer streets in 2022.
Read More →The House passed historic legislation meant to address climate change and reduce the growing income gap in our country.
Read More →On Sunday, November 21st, World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims, we honor the lives lost and lives changed by traffic violence and call on the action of people at every level to Remember. Support. and Act to create safer streets.
Read More →The League and bike parking experts at Dero hosted a webinar for local advocates, cities, businesses and campuses to learn about hitting the mark on short-term bike parking. What can you do to ensure your bike parking doesn’t meet a lonely fate?
Read More →Newly added to the Quick guide are FOUR new pages specifically on e-bikes covering things like starting from a stop with assistance, types of e-bikes, battery storage, and things to consider when just starting out.
Read More →What can we do to not only get more youth involved in biking but make sure young bicyclists feel recognized as an integral part of the bicycling movement? Meet U Create Macon and learn what they’d like to see other organizations doing to help the cause.
Read More →In an update to our 2009 publication on the economic benefits of bicycling, our 2021 ‘Bicycling Benefits Business’ report highlights why life — and the economy — is better for everyone when more people are on bikes.
Read More →The bill includes unprecedented levels of funding for active transportation and the safety of vulnerable road users, and it represents an important step towards building more livable communities.
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