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March 17, 2011by supportA February proposal before the Houston-Galveston Area Council's Transportation Policy Council (TPC) called for cuts to bike, pedestrian and transit funding in the region's Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) for 2011-2014.
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March 16, 2011by support[Note: As a board member of Bike Walk Mississippi I had the honor of joining advocates from my home state during the Thursday lobby day of last week's National Bike Summit.
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March 15, 2011by Darren FluscheHow do you fill out your NCAA college basketball tournament bracket? Do you follow historical trends? Maybe you use a complex algorithm. More likely you go by mascot or uniform – because let’s be honest, who’s really seen all these teams play? But what if you could use your love of bicycling to guide your choices and possibly lead you to bracketological glory? Well, that’s where the official...
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March 11, 2011by supportCheck out the new Streetfilms video on the Congressional Bike Ride:
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March 10, 2011by Darren FluscheTo the delight of advocates, Congressman Steven LaTourette (R-OH) has agreed to be an original co-sponsor of National Complete Streets legislation when the bill is introduced. Today seven delegates from Ohio met with the Congressman and awarded him a League of American Bicyclists award in appreciation.
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March 10, 2011by supportFirst of all -- woah. It seems like almost every Summit attendee is using Twitter to communicate all the action that is taking place on the Hill today. We are wowed by your Twitter commitment. Plus, we love getting the deets from your tweets.
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March 10, 2011by Darren FluscheWe will not be stopped by rain. Photos by Chris Eichler.
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March 10, 2011by Darren FluscheIn case you missed them. New York Times: New York Transportation Chief Defends Bike Lanes
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March 9, 2011by Darren FluscheSpecial thanks to Summit photographer, Chris Eichler.
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March 9, 2011by Darren FluscheIt started with one bike rack at one school. Robin Schepper was "just your basic type-A mom" when she found out that her son's school had a no-bikes policy. First, she asked around and found no good reason for the policy; no one could tell her why it was in place. Next, she asked and received permission to have a bike rack installed -- if she could get one. She did. Easy.
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