- Inspire more people to give biking a try.
- Inform all road-users about vital rules and roadway etiquette.
- Empower more people to create and grow biking in their communities.
Randle Highlands Elementary Bike Club
Here’s all the programming your contributions support:
- Youth and family education: training up new generations in schools, workshops and rodeos, and our summer Bike Camp!
- Adult education: teaching people how to bike confidently, legally, and respectfully through City Cycling classes, Adult Learn to Ride classes, and workplace Everyday Biking Seminars,
- The DC Bike Ambassador and PAL Ambassadors: empowering volunteers to lead community-driven outreach,
- Women & Bicycles: inspiring more women to bike, teach, engineer, plan, and advocate within the bike movement,
- And the Trail Rangers: spreading care and caring for DC trails.
2016 Education By The Numbers
- Adults taught how to ride a bicycle: 288
- People taught to ride confidently, legally, and respectfully: 457
- People taught how to bike to work: 330
- Hours of teaching by WABA instructors: 541
- Bike Camp! miles ridden by campers: 122
- Kids taught to bike better: 2,145
- Bike puns: [number redacted]
2016 Outreach By The Numbers:
- Volunteer Ambassadors: 225
- Miles ridden pulling our Bike PSA trailers: 284
- Bags of debris collected by Trail Rangers: 223
- Bells distributed on the trails: 100
- Coffee distributed on the trails: 1,920 ounces
- Days of the week the Rangers are out on trails: 7
- One-on-one conversations at community events, fairs, and expos: 9,140 (yep, we count them!)