We’ve got you covered with a full calendar of events to celebrate Bike Month. 

During these past few months, our advocacy team was busy collaborating with partners and volunteers on the ground—racking up some major victories to make our transportation system more sustainable for all road users. Check out our winter roundup, which includes info on campaign updates, the building of new coalitions, upcoming events and actions, and more!

Share your feedback on the updated Long Bridge design by April 10.

Hundreds of people spoke up to ask for a better design for Long Bridge. This bicycle and pedestrian connection across the Potomac River is a critical connection that could connect Long Bridge Park in Arlington with the Southwest Waterfront in DC.

DDOT wants feedback on possible plans for a new train bridge across the Potomac River. This is a once in a century opportunity for a new, high-quality trail connection between popular DC and Arlington trails.

During these past few months, our advocacy team was busy collaborating with partners and volunteers on the ground—racking up some major victories to make our transportation system more sustainable for all road users. Check out our winter roundup, which includes info on campaign updates, the building of new coalitions, upcoming events and actions, and more!

VPRA is hosting several events to share details & solicit input from the local community on the Long Bridge Project.

In honor of the official Peak Cherry Blossom announcement, here are the best flowers you can see from your bike: Things to Do: Want this handy summary in your inbox every Friday? Subscribe! Recent happenings:  A Fun Route Idea for the Weekend: The nice people at District Bridges have put together a Tour de Taco. […]

Check out a snippet of what we’ve been up to so far this year.

VPRA is hosting several events to share details & solicit input from the local community on the Long Bridge Project.

VPRA is hosting several events to share details & solicit input from the local community on the Long Bridge Project.

VPRA is hosting several events to share details & solicit input from the local community on the Long Bridge Project.

Long cuesheets, bumpy sidewalks, public meetings, and a scavenger hunt.

Trash fires, human geography, rain gear, and a really nice ride suggestions.

Trail Cleanups, Improvements coming for the Suitland Parkway Trail and 11th St NW, and more.

At this point, everything is on the table and NPS wants to know what YOU think trail improvements should look like.

What does your dream bikeable neighborhood look like? Protected bike lanes that take you wherever you need to go, so you don’t have to worry about navigating high-speed roads alongside heavy traffic? Trails that create a green haven in the middle of the city, turning an errand or commute into a chance to spend time […]

WABA members are at the forefront of our fight for a transportation system that works for everyone in the region. Your membership allows us to achieve our mission of empowering people to ride bikes, build connections and transform places.

Federal dollars will move the Long Bridge bike/ped span and theSouth Capital Street Tail forward.

Speak up for a bike-ped bridge that’s wide enough for everyone.

This summer, we hope you had the opportunity to ride and enjoy recently completed protected bike lane and trail projects throughout the region!

Improve the Long Bridge design for the bike/pedestrian span by calling for a wider bridge in a VPRA feedback survey.

Learn the latest updates on the future DC to Virginia trail bridge and insist on a gold-standard, wide design.

During the pandemic, this community brought the joy of bicycling to more people than ever before— and made our region a better place to bike in a time when we really needed it.

As we continue to virtually organize from our homes, the WABA advocacy team has made it a priority this year to remain engaged in the push to achieve Vision Zero and complete our bike and trail network in Northern Virginia.

Working to reopen river crossings, mitigate trail crowding, and ensure that emergency planning keeps people safe even if they can’t afford cars.

Submit your comments and show your support for the Long Bridge bike-ped crossing.

Cider Ride couldn’t have happened on a more perfect autumn day this year.

Let’s make our river crossings something more than sidewalks.

Learn about a new trail connection between Long Bridge Drive and the Mount Vernon Trail.