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December 16, 2009by support(photo credit: J. Peel)
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December 15, 2009by DarrenHere's a job description from our friends at America Bikes. Job Title: Project Manager Education: Bachelors Degree (BA, BS, etc.) Location: Washington, District of Columbia - (negotiable) Type: Temporary Full- time, Contract basis
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December 15, 2009by AndyI continue to document my 2009 United Nations Climate Change Conference experience ...
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December 14, 2009by AndyI've just arrived in Copenhagen for the 2009 United Nations Climate Change Conference, found my hotel, turned on the TV and the COP15 Climate Talks are stalled. The G-77 nations have walked out of the negotiations. I promise, I never touched anything, didn't even talk to anyone yet...so I don't think it was me.
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December 11, 2009by DarrenLeague President Andy Clarke heads off to Copenhagen next week as an official observer to reinforce the need for national, state and local governments to include cycling as an integral part of a sustainable transport strategy – which Copenhagen exemplifies so well. Maybe he can help power their municipal Christmas tree while he's there.
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December 10, 2009by supportOf the likely asks at our 10th Anniversary National Bike Summit this March, one will involve the Safe Routes to High Schools Act, H.R. 4021 recently introduced by Congressman Blumenauer (D-OR).
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December 9, 2009by supportThe League of American Bicyclists would like take this opportunity to thank Secretary Ray LaHood for his vision for a national transportation system that includes biking and walking as a key ingredient of developing livable and sustainable communities. It is unfortunate that there are still many in Congress such as
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December 9, 2009by support(Anna Kelso and Darren Flusche, League Policy Analysts, attended the Brookings Institute Forum)
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December 8, 2009by Darren
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December 4, 2009by DarrenEarlier this week on my ride home I stopped at a red light, waiting to make a left turn, when I heard a woman’s voice say, “excuse me.” I ignored it once but she politely persisted, so I finally turned to see a woman in a large four-door sedan with her window all the way rolled down in the lane next to me. I said hello and she asked me if I felt safe on my bike. “Sure,” I said. “Not me.
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