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Bicycle Friendly America
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February 18, 2021by Lauren JenkinsThe League’s 2020 round of Bicycle Friendly University awards, announced today, honor 38 institutions as Bicycle Friendly Universities, including four institutions new to the program.
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January 27, 2021by Lauren JenkinsIn Fall 2020 round of awards, Tampa moves to the top spot on the League’s list of cities with the most Bicycle Friendly Businesses
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December 16, 2020by Lauren JenkinsToday, the League of American Bicyclists honors 51 places with a Bicycle Friendly Community (BFC) award in our Fall 2020 round. An additional 16 applicants earned Honorable Mentions.
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October 5, 2020by Amelia NeptuneIt is time to rethink our approach to traffic safety.
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September 17, 2020by Lauren JenkinsToday, the League of American Bicyclists announced 13 companies earned Bicycle Friendly Business awards in its Summer 2020 round of awards, along with two earning Honorable Mentions. The Bicycle Friendly Business program recognizes organizations that have taken steps to make biking an easy option for employees or customers.
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July 9, 2020by Lauren JenkinsSpring 2020 round of BFB awards recognizes companies and groups across the country for their commitment to encouraging biking.
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June 10, 2020by Amelia NeptuneAs more Americans turn to biking during the pandemic, the League of American Bicyclists honors the communities across the country making biking better for everyone.
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June 9, 2020by Lauren JenkinsEffective today, the "Enforcement" sections of the Bicycle Friendly America applications for Fall 2020 will be taken offline while the League evaluates and updates the application questions about communities' and universities' "Enforcement" of road safety.
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January 15, 2020by Lauren JenkinsWith the latest round of awards, a family could fly from their home in Tampa to visit the Grand Canyon and patronize hundreds of bike-minded businesses along the way.
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May 2, 2019by Amelia NeptuneThe League welcomes new companies, government organizations, museums, and residential buildings to the growing movement to make biking better