…or commuter friends, and swing by a pit stop on your ride to work. New riders can appreciate the support that comes from a day dedicated to bike commuting, and…

…to make your SafeTrack bike commute comfortable, safe and fun. We’ve also got tools for employers looking to make life a little easier for their staff. Head to goDCgo for…

…this winter thanks to WABA’s Bike Week “takeovers” of Physical Education classes. We recently completed at two Center City Public Charter School campuses—Brightwood and Petworth. WABA coordinated with City Center’s…

…major cities across the country, and it’s clear our region is missing a vital piece: community engagement. We can’t design a comprehensive campaign to change culture without involving and empowering…

…available for iPhone and Android by searching “DC 311.” Issues are reported by service category: So the trick is to know what kind of issue you are reporting so that…

…urban bicycling Grocery-shopping with panniers Make sure your bike seat is comfortable Biking visibly Reflective bike gear Know your bike infrastructure Basic commuting gear Be prepared for bike theft Books…

…would connect the Custis Trail to Ballston This campaign is brought to you thanks to WABA’s Arlington Action Committee. Get involved! Come to our next Action Committee Meeting (the 3rd…

…in DC Public Schools. The intent of these programs is to provide universal bike training and safety education to all students. WABA is actively advocating for programs like this across…

…a video of the entire event and check out more photos below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bTEsNckllfo   The signed Act is now under Congressional Review. Its projected law date is December 16, 2016….

…AND community necessities. Walkable, bikeable communities are more livable communities.” Peter May, Associate Regional Director – Lands and Planning with National Park Service noted that the announcement of the Capital…

…we fix this. Vision Zero makes it everyone’s job—from policymakers to traffic engineers to law enforcement officials—to completely prevent traffic deaths and serious injuries. This is what Mayor Bowser has…

…campaigns and programs that make bicycling better. As a WABA member and someone who’s committed to our vision, it’s important for you to know our financial status. And as a…

…communities and makes getting around by bike or foot more difficult and dangerous. It’s a half mile blocking economic development and opportunity. Current Status: The Maryland-National Capital Parks Planning Commission…

…talk about bikes. You have literally 100 events to choose from, and most are free! WABA is honored to share the ballot and the beneficiary dollars with the C&O Canal…

…the scene of the incident, etc.> Collect the following information: Driver’s Name Driver’s License number Address Phone number Make and Model of Car License Plate # Insurance Company Date, Time,…

…the New York Avenue corridor is not a new idea. In fact, it was included in the District’s 2005 Bicycle Master Plan, and thanks to development along the corridor, specifically…

…volunteers get a free t-shirt, drinks/snacks, and a free 24 hour Capital Bikeshare membership. RBBW Community Calendar This celebratory weekend is about more than just three big events. See below…

…the Festival! Skip the traffic and metro crowds. Head to the festival by bike and park with ease at the free bike valet! Find routes and more information at www.bridgepark.org/ARF…

…for biking and walking benefit the whole community. Attend the public meeting to speak up for safe streets   DDOT held a community open house last night designed to share…

…doughnuts at the Cider Ride, be a part of planning the New-in-2016 WABA Century! Renew your membership, increase your level of support. And then get out there and ride! WABA’s…

…However, seven years ago I was hit by a minivan on my first day at a new job. My pelvis was fractured in three places. The police report was a…

…Bicyclists. As I became more involved in the bike advocacy community, I observed a lack of outreach and engagement with a community that consists of major users of bikes for…

…began a whole new healthy experience. WABA was there to encourage me every step of the way. I attended many classes conducted by groups funded by or affiliated with WABA…

…expand WABA’s role from service provider to program developer. Commit to practices and programs that ensure equity, diversity, and inclusion throughout our work. Attain effective laws and enforcement of our…

…the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC #93587), the World Bank Community Connections campaign, the DC One Fund, Network for Good, America’s Charities, and the Commonwealth of Virginia Campaign (CVC#8469), among others….

…focuses on techniques to avoid uncommon, but occasional, sticky situations. At class you will have the opportunity to: Feel more confident on a bicycle Realize your bicycle dreams Practice moves…

…street harassment and you’ll hear a complete range and repetition of experiences: catcalls, whistles, kissy noises, offensive pick-up lines, offensive comments on our body or gender expression or race or…

Having your bike stolen is unpleasant. While you can’t make your bike completely safe, there are some steps you can take to minimize the risk. Step 1: Register your bicycle…

…to test. Herons, egrets and cormorants were spotted, fantastic sturdy boats were built, and forts found. It was a great afternoon to introduce new and familiar faces to the many…

…D.C: “W&B supports empowerment and emancipation of women specifically, which is why I participate. Learning any new skill gives a woman freedom and independence, and, if the skill is cycling,…