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The League’s Board of Directors serves a critical role in guiding the organization to a sustainable and vibrant future. The following candidates are up for election for member-elected Board positions.
Read More →Today, 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.
Read More →Registration is now open for the 2018 National Bike Summit, March 5-7, 2018, in Washington, D.C. We hope to see you there!
Read More →Next week we will release the 2017 Bicycle Friendly State Ranking. Here’s a recap of how the program has changed since our 2015 BFS Ranking.
Read More →The 2017 National Bike Challenge has come to a close and we wanted to thank all who participated this year. Together, from May through September, we rode over 31.5 million miles.
Read More →The League has opened the Requests for Proposals for the 2018 National Bike Summit. The Summit happens March 5-7, 2018 in Washington, D.C.
Read More →At the League, our efficacy depends on the support of our members. The more members we have, the louder our collective voice in DC becomes. Together, let’s stand up for bicycling in these changing times in Washington.
Read More →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.
Read More →League members and supporters are now able to choose clean energy while driving donations to support building a Bicycle Friendly America for Everyone.
Read More →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.
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