This entry is part of our Women & Bicycles Bi-Weekly Tips series. Women & Bicycles is WABA’s outreach and encouragement initiative to build a stronger women’s bike community and get…

…how to prepare for your ride, where to ride in the road, communicating with motorists and how to build confidence! All participants will receive a coupon for a FREE Confident…

…of shifting, identifies parts of the drive train and answers all of your questions to improve your next ride. This webinar is FREE to join. Invite friends and family members…

…of shifting, identifies parts of the drive train and answers all of your questions to improve your next ride. This webinar is FREE to join. Invite friends and family members…

…to bring plenty of questions! Tune in on Zoom Add to your calendar by clicking here. Click here to join the Zoom meeting! Meeting ID: 965 2864 4191      Password: bike…

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…parts of the bicycle as well. If you are having trouble locating the serial number, stop by a local bicycle shop to have a professional find it for you. Also,…

…how to prepare for your ride, where to ride in the road, communicating with motorists and how to build confidence! All participants will receive a coupon for a FREE Confident…

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…along the way. Note: This will be a DC focused session. Sign up Understanding and Transforming Street Space May 20, 6:30pm Bring a tape measure and a moral compass—in this…

…discuss strategies for building buy-in and minimizing unforeseen roadblocks. Note: This session will focus on DC. We’ll have plenty of time for questions. Sign up here, check out the rest…

…safe streets projects in DC. Note: This session will focus on DC. We’ll have plenty of time for questions. Sign up here, check out the rest of the series here….

…Transportation prioritize safety improvements for 17th Street NW for completion in 2020 Local residents and commuters, supported by the Dupont Circle Advisory Neighborhood Commission (ANC), the Washington Area Bicyclist Association…

…welcome in the WABA community. WABA will continue to share resources about anti-racism and what safe infrastructure really means in the coming weeks. Join us in learning more at waba.org/antiracism….

…compelling case for new bike infrastructure. We will look at different ways to use language, stories, data, and visuals to define a problem and present a solution. We’ll have plenty…

…20 miles per hour on all local streets. This is a permanent change, and takes effect on Monday, June 1. Creating a network of “Slow Streets,” open to people and…

…to complete our trail network, open streets, transportation equity and vision zero. We also held virtual candidate forums and invited all the candidates to participate. The forum was an opportunity…

…Ward 7 and Ward 8 Candidate Transportation Forum – register and submit questions Attend a 20×20 Ward Meeting We have groups of community advocates working in every ward to build…

…rule or submit your comments here! To make things easy, you can copy and paste our own comments in the comment field. The public comment period closes on June 8th….

…get some exercise.  In our work we talk a lot about the need for safe streets. But what does safe mean? Privilege means some of us can move freely and…

…moral compass—in this session, we’ll talk about the geometry and limitations of space on streets. We’ll cover the measurements and trade-offs of the most common of bike and pedestrian improvements,…

…setting goals and measuring progress; and connecting the right tactics with the right people at the right time. We’ll have plenty of time for questions. Sign up here, check out…

…support for a project, and then demonstrate that support to the right decision-makers. We will explore a variety of tactics from canvassing to online petitions to public testimony, and discuss…

…construction, and talk about how to provide effective feedback along the way. We’ll have plenty of time for questions. Sign up here, check out the rest of the series here….

…is important! Volunteer three times in your community for a WABA membership. Email membership@waba.org with subject heading “Community Support Membership” and a short list of what you did. Regional Volunteer…

…build it. When trains begin carrying passengers on the Purple Line, a new extension of the Capital Crescent Trail will open too, connecting Bethesda to Silver Spring. It will fly…

…on the brakes to see how long it takes you to come to a complete stop. Once you are able to maintain a controlled glide across the length of a…

A properly sized and fitted bike makes all the difference when riding. Bikes, like people, come in many different sizes and styles. Whether you are learning to ride for the…

…Both deaths could have been prevented. In response WABA, Action Committee for Transit and Potomac Peddlers, and over 100 community members, friends, and neighbors came together for a memorial and…

…have questions about how this ride works. 2. Make sure you have what you need for a safe, fun ride! Check out the route maps, download and print the cue…