You could, among other things, tweet about happenings like this.
The Washington Area Bicyclist Association (WABA) seeks a Communications Coordinator to tell the story of our advocacy, outreach, education, and events programming. Much of the work of building a better region for bicycling occurs in meeting rooms and classrooms, on the bike lanes and trails, and in the office—reading laws, regulations, and plans.
The job of the Communications Coordinator is to share that work with WABA members and supporters, key decision-makers and elected officials, potential funders of future programming, and the general public.
You must love biking, share WABA’s vision for better biking in the region, and enjoy a fast-paced environment in which strong and strategic communication content is key to organizational success and is a daily (sometimes hourly) need.
See the job description below the jump, and apply for the job here. Continue reading →
A business publication notices that bicycles mean business. (It’s based in Oregon, but still!)
The Pennsylvania Avenue zebras are D.C.’s best nonfunctional road art.
DDOT is installing a curbed bike lane along 1st Street NE.
And, the M Street cycletrack should be finished in a week or two.
Complete this survey about Florida Avenue NE on Tues., April 15 if you’d like to vocalize the need for bike accommodations. You can read more about the options for Florida Avenue NE that we think are good for cyclists here.
Have you registered for Bike to Work Day yet?
Photo by Flickr user Joe Flood. Join our Flickr pool and register for Bike to Work Day, seriously! 
