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August 10, 2010by Andy ClarkePortland is justifiably one of only three platinum level Bicycle Friendly Communities we've designated in the United States; they are rightly proud of that designation and thankf
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August 6, 2010by supportThe fight continues in St. Charles County
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August 5, 2010by Darren FluscheMichigan became the 14th state to pass Complete Streets as a state law and the 22 to have a state-wide policy, like an executive order.
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August 5, 2010by supportYeah, we saw it too.
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August 4, 2010by Darren FluscheOn Monday we, along with a number of other national organizations, sent out an advocacy alert to people in states whose senators sit on the Senate Banking Committee to urge them to vote in favor of the Livable Communities Act and Senator Merkely's
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August 4, 2010by Darren FluscheThis week the National Journal asks its transportation experts to weigh in on the question, "Will bicyclists and pedestrians squeeze out cars?"
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August 3, 2010by Darren FluscheWhen an issue becomes a hot topic there is always the risk that it will burn hot for a time and then burn out. Distracted Driving drew a lot of heat in Secretary LaHood's first year, so it's good to see that the DOT is continuing to stoke the flames. They have announced the second National Distracted Driving Summit for Sept. 21, 2010.
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August 2, 2010by Darren FluscheCyclists and motorists share a desire for safer roadways. Most of us are motorists as well as cyclists and we have probably all benefited from the wake-up call provided by rumble strips on the Interstate or major state highways.
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July 30, 2010by supportThe League is switching to preferential voting for the upcoming Board Elections. To test out our new system, we thought it would be fun to vote for the best cyclist of all time.
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July 29, 2010by Andy ClarkeWashington really is an odd place to do business. Even as the City prepares for the Summer exodus to the beach or home districts (or really anywhere away from the heat and humidity), the last few days of any Congressional session are alive with possibilities and danger, and interest groups such as ours have to be prepared for almost anything, flexible, and on 24 hour alert!
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