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April 24, 2013by LizThe 2013 National Bike Summit ended more than a month ago, but local advocates have taken the discussion home -- and they're seeing results.
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April 23, 2013by LizFor folks of a certain age, the mention of Texas Instruments takes us back to high school math, poring
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April 23, 2013by LizCross-posted from Advocacy Advance blog, by Mary Lauran Hall, Alliance for Biking & Walking
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April 22, 2013by LizAs businesses race to retrofit their buildings, streamline waste policies, and purchase more and more recycling bins, some companies have already targeted a free and easy way to be more environmentally conscious: bicycling.
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April 22, 2013by supportIt was a full house at this year's social media session at the National Bike Summit.
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April 22, 2013by LizHarvard joined the ranks of Bicycle Friendly Universities this past week, rising to the ranks of Silver status in its first award. Joining Princeton and Yale as Ivy League BFUs, Harvard certainly has plenty to brag about.
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April 19, 2013by AlissaIf you want to confront the issue of bicycle safety, Florida, unfo
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April 19, 2013by DarrenThe future of federal transportation policy may be summarized in
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April 19, 2013by Carolyn SzczepanskiWhen Wayne Byrd came up with the concept for Bicycle Friendly Communities (BFC) and the League took that idea to the national level, we knew it would be a powerful tool to make biking better for millions of Americans. But we're happy to admit: We didn't think we'd get this far this fast.
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April 18, 2013by KatieIn 2012, more than 30,000 Americans joined the National Bike Challenge and rode more 12 mil
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