2013 in WABA’s Photos

Friend of WABA M.V. Jantzen put together a nifty app that allows one to explore a Flickr user’s “best” photos, based on Flickr’s “interestingness” rating (which combines views, favorites, and comments on uploaded photos). Here are the best photos on WABA’s own Flickr account, and here are the best photos from WABA’s Flickr pool, to […]

Blog Post: Last updated by Alex Baca on January 20, 2014.

Blog Post: Last updated by Alex Baca
on January 20, 2014.

 

The Lion Ride, in Photos

On Sept. 28, WABA led the second annual Lion Ride, a slow, beginner-friendly ride that meandered from Anacostia Park to the Frederick Douglass historic site in Anacostia. Ride participants enjoyed Anacostia’s low-traffic, residential roads and learned how to access bike-friendly connections between the neighborhood and the park. See more photos below the jump.

Blog Post: Last updated by Alex Baca on October 9, 2013.

Blog Post: Last updated by Alex Baca
on October 9, 2013.

 

PARK(ing) Day 2013, in Photos

For a few hours last Friday, the D.C. Bike Ambassadors transformed a single metered parking space outside of WABA’s Adams Morgan office into a tiny temporary park. PARK(ing) Day is an annual event dedicated to transforming car parking spaces into public spaces for people. The project began in San Francisco in 2005, and D.C. hosted […]

Blog Post: Last updated by Colin Browne on July 30, 2014.

Blog Post: Last updated by Colin Browne
on July 30, 2014.

 

The 2013 50 States and 13 Colonies Ride, in Photos

Photo by Twitter user patrickeverson The 50 States and 13 Colonies rides are WABA’s signature events: The former is a grueling—but fascinating—trek through all of D.C.’s 50 state-named streets, while the latter is a more relaxed exploration. Before we present a full recap of the event, we wanted to share with you some photos we […]

Blog Post: Last updated by Alex Baca on September 25, 2013.

Blog Post: Last updated by Alex Baca
on September 25, 2013.