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Florida Cyclists Pursue Vulnerable Road User Law

June 14, 2013

Advocates, Speaking Up

If you are a bicyclist in Florida please show your support by signing their petition. The petition asks Florida’s Governor and Legislature to pass a meaningful Vulnerable Road User law. The law that they propose is based upon the League’s model...
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Where the Ride Takes Us: 450 Miles for Homeless Veterans

June 17, 2013

During Bike Month this year, we heard from people and organizations who are using bicycles as tools for personal empowerment, social justice and community development. Taking this "Where the Ride Takes Us" web series a step further, we're...
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For generations past and to come, THE LEAGUE represents bicyclists in the movement to create  safer roads, stronger communities, and a bicycle- friendly America. Through information, advocacy and promotion, we work to celebrate and preserve the freedom cycling brings to our members everywhere.

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The League’s Bicycle Friendly America℠ program provides a roadmap, hands-on assistance and recognition for states, communities, universities and businesses. The BFA program is a tool for states, communities, business and universities to make bicycling a real transportation and recreation option for all people.

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Education has been a core activity of the League’s since the late 1970’s when John Forester created the Effective Cycling program. The League ran the program for more than 20 years, before evolving the education program into today’s Smart Cycling program – following basically the same principles – with a significant growth in the number of instructors.

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In 1880, cyclists formed the League to demand paved roads, signing their names on a massive wheel that was presented to Congress. While our methods have changed, our vision is the same: uniting cyclists to make biking better. Your membership dues power all of our time-tested programs: the bike-boosting Bicycle Friendly America, our deep understanding of federal transportation policy and how it is made, the Smart Cycling bike education program, our equity and outreach programs, and our support for local clubs and advocacy organizations in all their efforts to make your ride better.

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