…pedestrians. Often times people expect me to reply to aggressive comments “with attitude”, so they open up with confrontational words and hands on their hips. She is more afraid of…

…users. Many use the trail for commuting to work. National Institutes of Health is a major regional job center and downtown Bethesda is a large commercial district. Connecting jobs and…

…and communities who encourage and support biking. Why bike to school at all? Biking is a fun, healthy and community-minded way to get around your neighborhood. It’s good for you,…

…the roadway nearly became a freeway in the 1960s. Now, as communities seek alternatives to traffic congestion and show their preference and support for walkable and bikeable communities, it is…

…over the coming weeks and months. The core element of Vision Zero is a commitment to end traffic fatalities and serious injuries within a specific amount of time. New York…

…where you can see and test out bike touring and camping gear, as well as ask questions about anything gear or trail related of REI reps Raffle prizes for completing…

…should be enhanced for safe and comfortable bicycle travel, not restricted. Bike parking options and Capital Bikeshare should be expanded. Download our prepared fact sheet with complete talking points and…

…October 13-17 you will get a limited edition “I bike. I vote. & I’m a WABA Member” t-shirt.* *First 500 people guaranteed a shirt, after which a second printing may…

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Live anywhere long enough, and sticky habits will develop. We end up at the same grocery stores, weekend hangouts, and parks. One morning’s commute can look just like the rest,…

…bicycle stolen. An officer will come and meet you to file a stolen property report. To file the report, they will need the following information: type of bike, color, serial…

…agree certain weather situations dictate our decision to commute by bike. Thundersnow? Freak winter hurricanes? Golf-ball sized hail? No thanks! I’ll sacrifice my bicycling freedoms and take the dry, air-conditioned…

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…a new post-ride bar. Everyone is welcome, and the ride is free. All post ride outings are 21-plus. Ride is slow, leisurely, and anti-jerk. More Information: DC Bike Party’s website…

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Biking can be as simple as putting air in the tires and rolling off. But at some point, most people need some assistance and have a few questions. The resources…

…marketing and communications strategies Experience in growing social media followers and increasing engagement. Ability to function, collaborate, and meet deadlines in a fast-paced environment with competing priorities Keen eye for…

On Friday, I will be testifying on behalf of WABA at the Committee on the Judiciary & Public Safety’s annual oversight hearing on the efforts of the Metropolitan Police Department….

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…set like these Planet Bike blinkies. Reflectivity At the very minimum, bicycles are required by law to come equipped with standard reflectors, front and back. If you purchased a used…

…bell can communicate to others that you’re passing, warn jaywalkers that you are approaching, or grab the attention of a passenger hopping out of a cab before they door you….

…latest academic and technical research to find changes associated with four mega-trends.” The report draws four key conclusions as to why protected bike lanes are significant drivers of commerce: 1….

…community had experienced some form of harassment while biking.   From Elevation DC’s “Fighting for Safer Streets for Women Bike Commuters” (Nov. 26): For Nelle Pierson, like many women in…

…a building that’s not a bike shop. It lives outside the Anacostia Arts Center and is available twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week for passerby to use to…

…in no way comprehensive. Do you have a favorite urban studies, planning, or bike-related book? Tell us on Facebook or Twitter (or leave a comment on this post). Asphalt Nation,…

…are many other adjustments that can be made to ensure the most comfortable and efficient ride. Be sure to pay attention to your standover height. To test a bike’s standover…

…Advisory Council, accompanied the ride—remarking that it was an eye-opening illustration of the challenges of biking with kids in the city. After the ride, the crew consumed a heroic number…

…end in Anacostia Park. It’s about six miles and will conclude at 3:30 p.m. Youth are welcome with adult supervision! Free bike rentals will be available on a first-come, first-serve…

…has walk-on bicycle service (in certain instances there’s a nominal fee). Be sure to check your chosen rail line’s website before planning your trip for details. Combining bikes with other…