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Speak up for better biking, walking and transit across the DC region.
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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.
ANC 1B will hear from DDOT on the 11th St Protected Bike Lane Project before discussing a comment resolution.
Colin Powell Academy, Fort Washington
Learn to ride a bike in about three hours!
Class
Old Town Fairfax
A festival taking place in the City of Fairfax Historic District with more than 400 arts, crafts & gourmet food vendors, and entertainment for all ages. Now with free secure parking for bikes, scooters and strollers. So plan to leave the car at home!
Partner Event - Partner Event
Jones Point Park, Alexandria
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.
Virtual
Hear from DDOT about early stages of the Arboretum Bridge to Maryland Avenue Connector Feasibility Study.
Meetup
Check out upcoming fall action opportunities and events, plus some of the important forums we’ve attended advocating for better bicycling for YOU!
Phase 1 of Arlington’s Master Transportation Plan overhaul is getting input from you! Share your transportation preferences by 11/15.
While most of Columbia Pike won’t see bike facilities, Arlington has plans for parallel routes. Let’s make sure they’re top-notch; speak up by 10/20.
Weigh in on the final draft concept for the Gateway Park project in Rosslyn, now until 10/20.
Annandale Road is getting a road diet – support the reconfiguration, including bike/pedestrian improvements. Survey closes 10/11.
DC Families for Safe Streets recognizes the 362 people who lost their lives to traffic violence since 2015.
Report crashes, harassment & assaults. Help improve enforcement & safety.Find a supporting attorney.
Help make bicycling better in the Washington area.
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