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February 4, 2011by supportLike a lot of the country, D.C. weather has been miserable this winter. Cold, wet and slippery. As bitter as the weather can get, commuting by bike is still my best option. Thanks to the D.C.
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February 2, 2011by KatieWe are well on track to have the biggest and best National Bike Summit yet, and we want you to be there! Register before 5:00 EST February 3 (that’s tomorrow!) to take advantage of our early bird pricing: $375 for members and $455 for non-members.
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February 1, 2011by Andy ClarkeOne of the hurdles to passage of the next transportation bill is the even-longer overdue reauthorization of the Federal aviation program – this was being debated in the Senate today.
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February 1, 2011by supportAttending the National Bike Summit can make a difference in your community. Here’s how it did in mine:
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January 28, 2011by Andy ClarkeThe nation's capital was hit with both a major snowstorm and a return to Congressional action this week - with the transportation bill and future funding issues for once making more progress than the car commuters stuck in Wednesday's heavy snow!
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January 21, 2011by Darren FluscheI'm pretty sure this guy has not taken Traffic Skills 101.
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January 20, 2011by Darren FluscheTo say that data from a new report by the Governor's Highway Safety Association have been "misunderstood" is to put it so kindly as to do a disservice to the word.
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January 14, 2011by Darren FluscheBike vigil in Tuscon; photo from Tuscon Velo
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January 13, 2011by Darren FluscheToday the Secretary of Transportation, Ray LaHood, wrote on his blog: "I don't think anyone who reads this blog doubts my enthusiasm for increasing Americans' transportation options." Absolutely true.
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January 13, 2011by Darren FluscheThe U.S. PIRG Education Fund recently released a report, called "Do Roads Pay for Themselves? Setting the Record Straight on Transportation Funding" that busts the myth that "user fees" paid by drivers cover the costs of our roads and highways. The one-two punch of myth-busting boils down to these two points: 1. Gasoline taxes aren't "user fees" in the way the phrase implies, and 2. highways don...
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