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Did you know that even dogs benefit when we build a more Bicycle Friendly America for everyone? Okay, I don't have the data to back that up, but it feels right.
At the very least, I do know dogs look even cuter when rocking League gear — like our new bandana!
This 100% cotton, made-in-the-USA bandana can be found in our shop »
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The "Many Wheels, One League" gear can be worn as neckwear, headwear, and of course pocketware (yep, I made that one up.)
Visit our shop to grab this before it's gone and check out the rest of our offerings while you're there!
Start shopping »
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Your Chance to Present at the Summit!
Proposals for the 2025 National Bike Summit and webinar series will be reviewed on a rolling basis beginning in October 2024. Preference will be given to proposals submitted on or before October 1st, 2024 at 11:59pm PT. The RFP will remain open through December and additional proposals will be considered if there are additional openings in the Summit agenda or webinar series. Submit your proposal »
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Webinar: How Cities can use Shared Micromobility Data for Transportation Planning & Policy
Join us for a webinar discussing the results of the Lime Mobility Insights Competition. Learn how Washington, DC and Bloomington, Indiana used Lime ridership data to address critical transportation issues like safety, infrastructure, and parking. Hear from experts and practitioners who will share their insights and plans for leveraging this data in the future. Register now »
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Webinar: Youth Climate Action in Hawai’i: Navahine + Hawai’i DOT
Join the League along with youth plaintiff Charlotte M., attorney Joanna Zeigler, expert witness Michael Replogle, and Hawai’i Bicycling League’s Advocacy Director Eduardo Hernandez, to explore the landmark case of Hawai'i youth suing and settling with the state department of transportation. We'll learn more about their unique advocacy efforts to protect the climate through active trasnportation. Register now »
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ICYMI: How to Create Complete Streets
#ICYMI, the League was joined by Dustin Robertson of Smart Growth America and Mike Sule of Asheville on Bikes to discuss what makes an effective local Complete Streets policy, and how to build the coalitions to win support and see policies through to implementation. Watch the recording here »
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ICYMI: Field Notes: How To Get a K-12 Cycling Program Started
#ICYMI, the League was joined by educators in Rhode Island, Missouri, DC, and Kentucky to learn about their K-12 cycling education programs and dive into how exactly their initiatives got started. Watch the recording here »
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New League Staff: Shelby Ottengheime
Meet Shelby Ottengheime, the newest member of the League's team! As our Federal Policy Fellow, Shelby brings a passion for bicycling advocacy, environmental conservation, and community engagement. From her work at a student-run bike shop to working on archaeological projects in Hawai'i, Shelby's passion for biking and giving back is infectious. Learn more »
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45 New and Renewing Bicycle Friendly Businesses!
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Help Us Take a Census of Biking Across America
How safe and easy is it to bike in your town? Take our short survey to share your experiences and help us build a Bicycle Friendly America for everyone. Whether you're a daily commuter or a weekend warrior, your feedback is valuable. By sharing your insights, you'll help us identify challenges and advocate for improvements. Take the survey now » |
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Upcoming BFA Deadlines:
Bicycle Friendly Business
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Bicycle Friendly Community
Bicycle Friendly University
- 2025 BFU applications will open in October and will be due sometime in August 2025.
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Follow the League on social media to keep up with all of our efforts to build a Bicycle Friendly America for everyone!
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