

WABA empowers people to ride bikes, build connections, and transform places. We fight for a just and sustainable transportation system where walking, biking, and transit are the best ways to get around.
2nd Annual Chocolate City Ride
Anacostia Park Skating Pavilion
The ride is inclusive of all ages and abilities, focused advancing the growth of cycling in historically underrepresented communities. Hosted by Major Knox Adventures.
Ride
Basic Skills Clinic + Scooter Training
Wheaton Ice Arena, Wheaton
Basic Skills Clinics are the next step for those who recently took a Learn to Ride class or who have not been on a bike in some time.
Class
Confident City Cycling
Anacostia Park, Washington DC
More joy, less stress! Confident City Cycling teaches you the skills you need to ride safely and confidently on streets, bike lanes, and in traffic.
Class
Trail Riding Basics
Ben Brenman Park, Alexandria
WABA’s Trail Riding Basics class teaches you the skills you need to ride safely, confidently and considerately on our region’s many trails and multi-use paths.
Class
Potomac Yard Walking Tour
Potomac Yard Metro Station
Join the Coalition for Smarter Growth for a walking tour of the newest Metro station and its transit-oriented developments.
Meetup
Montgomery County bicycling advocates happy hour, June 7 in Bethesda
7200 Wisconsin Ave, Bethesda, MD 20814
Come chat, meet other community members, and share your thoughts with WABA on making our region safer and easier to bicycle.
Meetup
WABA’s Take on the K St Transitway
With so many hot takes flying around, we wanted to take a moment to untangle the project and share why WABA supports delaying the reconstruction of K Street NW and a return to the design table.
Share Comments on Arlington Neighborhood Complete Streets Projects
Comment on proposed plans to improve safety and comfort of neighborhood streets in Arlington.
New York Ave NE Recommendations Survey
Share feedback on the New York Ave NE Vision Framework by May 24th.
Anacostia River Corridor Restoration Plan Survey
Help DOEE develop a plan to restore the Anacostia River Corridor by addresssing habitat, access, recreation, & more.
Take Action to make the Road Diet on Little Falls Parkway permanent
Email the Council and tell them that they need to take a separate action to make an affirmative statement that the road diet at this trail crossing will be permanent.
Meet Sarah Haedrich, WABA’s new Vision Zero Coordinator
As the Vision Zero Coordinator, you will find me tabling for Vision Zero around Wards 1, 2, and 6, hosting educational bike rides for youth, and organizing a block party to connect with senior residents over street safety
Crash Tracker
Report crashes, harassment & assaults.
Help improve enforcement & safety.
Find a supporting attorney.