We urge the Mayor Bowser and the Council to move forward with plans to install protected bike lanes on Connecticut Avenue. Any safety improvements on Connecticut Avenue must improve the safety for all users, including people on bikes. Nearly two and a half years ago, the Mayor selected a redesign of Connecticut Avenue that included […]

Our community letter comments on the state’s draft six-year capital spending plan, the FY25-FY30 Consolidated Transportation Program (CTP), released last month by the Maryland Dept. of Transportation (MDOT). You can take a deep dive on MDOT’s Capital Programming Web page. The gist is that the state’s transportation-funding picture is dire, and MDOT was forced to propose […]

Bike lanes (and a park!) are coming to 18th St S between Crystal Dr & the Metro – let’s make sure they’re awesome (by 11/4).

Better biking (and the long-awaited Arlington Memorial Trail!) could be coming to the National Cemetery. Speak up in support (by 11/3).

Join us to call on Governor Wes Moore and the General Assembly to fully fund the Kim Lamphier Bikeways Program and Complete Streets Program.

Welcome to the Fall 2024 WABA Montgomery County advocacy update!

We’ll cover six items: Two past events, two-upcoming rides, and two current advocacy priorities, followed by a quick recap of recent WABA Advocacy activities.

Are you a passionate educator, eager to get more people on bikes? 

We are looking for someone with experience in physical education, program management, or outdoor recreation education to coordinate  WABA’s adult, youth and family class programs. 

Join ANC2F to discuss the 11th Street Protected Bike Lane project with the Committee on Public Space and Transportation.

Join the Trail Rangers for our spookiest ride of the year, Trail or Treat! 

The Washington Area Bicyclist Association (WABA) is seeking a dynamic and visionary Development Director to lead and enhance WABA’s membership and fundraising initiatives.

The future bike route along Duke Street hinges on converting some service lanes to one-way. Share your support before City Council votes on 11/12.

Support bike lanes and other proposed improvements for South Pickett Street at the 10/17 virtual open house.

Arlington is set to launch an e-bike voucher program in spring 2025! Fill out the interest form to stay in the know.

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.

This 10 mile, slow ride, honors all victims of traffic violence in the DMV, while also showing agencies and elected officials how important safety people who bike and walk.

his 13-mile adventure includes a costume contest with a head start for participants in costume, a photo clue hunt, and a chance to win prizes.

Alexandria City Council will vote 10/19 on a redesign of Eisenhower Ave – send a supportive email beforehand OR testify (in-person or virtually).

Alexandria City Council will vote 10/8 on the redesign of King St at the Bradlee Shopping Center – send a supportive email beforehand OR testify (in-person or virtually).

Weigh in on the final draft concept for the Gateway Park project in Rosslyn, now until 10/20.

Northern Virginia Regional Commission hosts a public meeting on the Loudoun County routing of the Potomac Heritage Trail on 10/29.

Northern Virginia Regional Commission to share results and next steps of their wayfinding & amenities study on 10/21.

Huntington Ave in Fairfax is slated for a road diet to improve safety for all users – learn more at the public meeting on 10/9.

Annandale Road is getting a road diet – support the reconfiguration, including bike/pedestrian improvements. Survey closes 10/11.

Join VDOT staff on 10/28 to learn about the bridge replacement which will included improved sidewalks on both sides.

On 10/30, learn about improvements to Arlington Blvd – like rebuilding the derelict shared-use paths – between Glebe & Fillmore.

DC Families for Safe Streets recognizes the 362 people who lost their lives to traffic violence since 2015.

A recap of the 2024 DC Youth Traffic Safety Town Hall

Recommendations for how to be a “roll model” on trails and in bike lanes