Florida is one of the most dangerous places in the United States for bicyclists and pedestrians. Bicycling fatalities are higher in Florida than any other state, and the four most
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On Monday, The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) released its final guidance on the Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP), and – like the interim guidance released last fall – it’s really a mixed result. FHWA releases
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The National Bike Challenge kicked off on May 1 — that’s almost six weeks of fun, fitness, and pure bicycling joy. Now, with plenty of miles under everyone’s belts, we’re
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In February, the League’s Women Bike program was delighted to announce a $15,000 grant for an innovative advocacy initiative that we were confident could be a model for the rest
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If there is federal land located near you, your community is eligible to apply to a new federal transportation funding program called the Federal Lands Access Program, whimsically known as
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We were certainly excited to roll out our new logo at the 2013 National Bike Summit earlier this year. Honoring our past and looking to the future, we love the
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If you’re not already glued to the NBA Finals, here’s one potential reason to tune in: Bicycling among NBA athletes — like almost everywhere else — is become an active
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So your workplace joined the National Bike Challenge, and now that folks are geared up and riding you’re wondering what comes next — or maybe just what’s in it for
-> Continue reading Access the Data Gold Mine of the National Bike Challenge
Cross-posted from the Advocacy Advance blog. MAP-21. CMAQ. HSIP. STP. 402. TAP. In federal transportation policy, acronyms are everywhere. Add to that all the different rules and eligibility for the
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Last week, in partnership with the Sierra Club, the League released “The New Majority: Pedaling Toward Equity.” A conversation-starter, rather than a comprehensive analysis, the mini-report highlighted the tremendous growth
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Women Bike Wednesday is back! With so much focus on our “Where the Ride Takes Us” series — which included plenty of posts from and about amazing women, like Mari
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Bicycles on sidewalks have long been debated: Is it legal? Is it safer? Shouldn’t children be able to ride there? In this edition of Bike Law University, we take a
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