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Equity
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June 1, 2020by League of American BicyclistsSafe streets for everyone means more than bike lanes and sidewalks. It means that everyone is free to move on our streets, in our neighborhoods, and throughout our cities without fear of violence, racial profiling, or police brutality.
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July 18, 2022by Lauren Jenkins
This month, we launched a freshly revised and enhanced application for communities applying for and renewing Bicycle Friendly Community awards. -
July 18, 2022by Lauren JenkinsBicycle Friendly Communities (BFC) launches an enhanced application process.
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June 10, 2022by Ken McLeodA few weeks ago, the League and partner organizations joined an effort led by the Transportation Equity Caucus asking the Biden admin to end support for pretextual traffic stops.
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June 9, 2022by Raven Wells
At Bike Summit 22, “Getting Serious About Bike Parking” presented innovative bike parking solutions and community efforts to provide secure and easy-to-use bike parking. Watch now!
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March 23, 2022by Christina De LeoneLobby Day at the 2022 National Bike Summit presents the chance to promote equitable climate provisions like the Healthy Streets program, which would help expand tree coverage to areas most affected by urban heat islands. Here's how you can research tree coverage in your district.
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December 3, 2021by Raven Wells
Find out how #BikeSummit20 speaker Programs to Educate All Cyclists is advancing the movement for safer streets in 2022. -
November 4, 2021by Lauren Jenkins
Today, the League releases a new report, "Reconnecting to the New Majority," to update our understanding of demographic trends in bicycling, identify areas of focus to ensure that all people have access to safe bicycling. -
April 13, 2021by Ken McLeodIn the absence of good data, advocates like BikeWalkKC are finding ways to make the case that decriminalizing biking and walking are good public policies.
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October 5, 2020by Amelia Neptune
It is time to rethink our approach to traffic safety.
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