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PeopleForBikes' Coalition Board Looks to the Future

December 15, 2021

In December, our Board of Directors met to review PeopleForBikes' strategic initiatives for 2022 and beyond. ...

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Announcing Our Fall 2021 Industry Community Grant Awards

December 14, 2021

PeopleForBikes’ latest round of Industry Community Grants funded $55,000 for seven different bike projects across the U.S. ...

The electric bicycles at Denver, Colorado’s various bike libraries come from FattE-Bikes, a locally owned and operated shop.
Electric Bicycles for All!

December 14, 2021

From Colorado to Canberra, e-bike libraries are on the rise and helping break down traditional barriers to riding. ...

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Mapping Youth Bike Programs in the U.S.

December 8, 2021

A new comprehensive mapping project from Outride and PeopleForBikes shows the nationwide locations of eight youth bicycling programs. Is there one near you? ...

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2022 Bicycle Leadership Series: Together, Better Than Ever

December 8, 2021

The 2022 PeopleForBikes' collection of education and networking events is largely in-person, designed to bring the industry together and help shape our collective future. After nearly two years of trying to sustain a sense of community across the bike industry with Zoom breakout rooms, virtual happ ...

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Pedal It Forward

December 7, 2021

In Northwest Arkansas, employees at J.B. Hunt and Walmart are volunteering to fix up bikes for community members in need. ...

A cutaway transit bus traveling on a tribal gravel rural road near Farmington, New Mexico. (Credit: Capacity Builders)
The Limits of Rural Mobility

December 6, 2021

Marcela Moreno, a 2021 Transportation Justice fellow, discusses the ways transportation (or lack thereof) impacts rural communities — and what needs to be done. ...

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Better Bike Policy Can Prevent Deaths

December 3, 2021

Research out of Colorado State University highlights how comprehensive mode shift could prevent more than 15,000 deaths a year—and not just in crashes. ...

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Building Momentum for Pro-Recreation Policy

December 1, 2021

On Dec. 1, the U.S. Senate will hold a hearing to consider a slate of bills that could advance public lands and recreation access, permitting and development, with big opportunities for bikes. ...

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The Argument for Bikes-for-Clunkers Programs

November 30, 2021

Our current environmental predicament demands unconventional ideas and bold action across the board. ...

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House Votes YES on Billions for Bike Incentives and Infrastructure in Build Back Better Act

November 19, 2021

A closer look at the bike provisions included in the Build Back Better Act and the political landscape ahead. ...

Mechanics Lorenzo Manuelito (left) and Frank Cook (center) with founder Scott Nydam (right) in front of the Silver Stallion mobile shop. (All photos courtesy of Silver Stallion’s Shaun Price.)
Ride for Gratitude and the Navajo Nation

November 12, 2021

In celebration of Native American Heritage Month, our November Ride Spot Challenges are raising money for Silver Stallion, a bike nonprofit serving Dinétah. ...

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New Orleans' Bicycle Equity Index

November 10, 2021

In 2019, the Crescent City joined forces with Toole Design to let equity lead in the planning of its bike network. ...

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Biking Where Black

November 8, 2021

A new study shows that areas with less bike infrastructure experience disproportionate ticketing, compounding the effects of racially biased policing and transportation policies. ...

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Billions in Funding Advanced for Bikes in Federal Votes on Infrastructure and Reconciliation Bills

November 8, 2021

The $1 trillion Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act and $1.75 trillion Build Back Better Act offer big funding for bikes nationwide. ...

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Austin Will Be America’s Next Great Biking City

November 1, 2021

Over the last two years, the Texas capital accelerated the buildout of its all ages and abilities bike network, building more than 100 new miles with no signs of slowing down. ...

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In Texas, A Bike Network Gets Bigger

October 29, 2021

An interview with Austin Mayor Steve Adler on the city’s ambitious, 400+ mile bike network. ...

A member of the Northwest Center’s youth advisory council poses in Belmont Cragin.
Investing in Community

October 26, 2021

Building inclusive bicycling ecosystems means supporting youth and working from the inside out. Two nonprofits — the Northwest Center and Outride — are committed to doing just that. ...

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PeopleForBikes Renews Partnerships With International Mountain Bicycling Association and National Interscholastic Cycling Association

October 24, 2021

PeopleForBikes is the national organization that supports every kind of bicycling. Whether it’s on road or dirt, or for recreation, transportation or competition, in every state across the country, PeopleForBikes works to make biking better for everyone. That’s why we’re delighted to announce our re ...

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Increasing Awareness and Education About the Benefits of Electric Bicycles

October 13, 2021

PeopleForBikes staff are amplifying the many environmental and social solutions e-bikes offer at several events this fall. ...

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