This won’t be an average Memorial Day weekend in New York City. That’s because Citi Bike, the largest bike-sharing system in North America, will make its public debut on Monday. PeopleForBikes president Tim Blumenthal weighs in with seven predictions for the system.
San Francisco’s bike lanes are more full than ever, with more and more people biking the city’s streets every day. Thanks to the brand new bike counter on Market Street, the tally is now visible to all who pass.
One year into its work to catalyze the creation of world-class bicycling facilities in the U.S., our Green Lane Project announced the opening of a major new protected bike lane in Austin, Texas on Friday.
Protected bike lanes transform the experience of riding. But what does it feel like to ride a green lane?
The newfound popularity of bicycling and the rapid expansion of bicycle lanes doesn’t excite everyone—at least not right away.
Chicago is going all in for green lanes, and now businesses are giving projects near them a big thumbs up.
Our own Zach Vanderkooy visits Munich (on his honeymoon!) and finds strong parallels between Munich’s bicycling growth during the 2000s and the current trajectory of U.S. cities.
Heading to Austin for the famous South By Southwest (SXSW) festival this March? You can beat the traffic by signing up for SXcycles, the official SXSW bike share program.
Bay Area bike commuters will have the opportunity to bring their “bikes on board” BART for a second phase of testing during the work week of Monday, March 18 through Friday, March 22.
Austin's Mueller subdivision isn't your typical suburban development; bike-friendly elements like green lanes are at its core. Thirteen miles of bike lanes, both on-road and off-road, are anticipated in Mueller upon completion.
Congrats to Oakley S. from Maine, the winner of our Raleigh Bicycles Roll Together story contest.
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