Tracy Berman co-hosted our seminar about how to start bikepacking, which can be as elemental, as autonomous, and as physically and mentally challenging as you want it to be.

Building bike parks was a constant during Garret Potter's itinerant early life, and now he works (and jumps) regularly at Ann Arbor Bike Parks, in part to help kids develop the same passion he has.

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AADL Board President Molly Kleinman has been hooked on bikes ever since her family cycled 150 miles from Philadelphia to the Jersey Shore and back. And then they did it again and again.

John Roos has followed his instinctive choices and cooked all over the world. Now he's back home, biking and running RoosRoast, because "drinking coffee and biking go hand in hand, you know?"

Patria Vandermark quit her engineering job to build her life around cycling. And after 14 years at Seven Cycles, she knows that once you ride around on bespoke spokes, you might never go back.

As we near the end of A2ZERO Week, Suzette Wanninkhof writes about how borrowing a cargo bike became a lot more than just an easy way to get around.

Today we are talking about proposals A and B on the August 5th ballot - yes, we have an August ballot! - and plans for a new downtown library. With us, we have Eli Neiburger, director of the Ann Arbor...

Amid the Office of Sustainability and Innovation's final preparations for A2ZERO Week (June 1-7), director Missy Stults radiates enough energy to charge a whole town's worth of e-bikes.

Pedestrian and bicycle safety advocates reiterated calls for Ann Arbor to make streets safer during another demonstration outside city hall.

In 2022, a bad collision with a delivery truck left Christopher Becker in a world of hurt. Aided by useful advice from friends and strong legal counsel, here's how he managed to get his life back.

Now in her third year as president of the Ann Arbor Velo Club, Kari Alsager says it's hard to beat the feeling of hurtling down a dirt road (especially when most of it collects on her face).

After his first bike bus at his daughter's elementary school attracted 60 cyclists, Andy Burkhardt learned the first rule of organization: Just start. If you build it, they will ride.

Peter Houk's advocacy career may have started in the sewer, but Ann Arbor is a lot safer for vulnerable road users since he moved his focus above ground.

Recent statistics show some successes for congestion pricing in NYC, including more money spent on Broadway shows.

Parisians voted in a referendum on Sunday to pedestrianise a further 500 of the city's streets, giving fresh momentum to efforts by the French capital's left-leaning town hall to curb car usage and improve air quality.

Friends openly questioned Suzette Wanninkhof's desire to keep riding after her brother was killed in a bike crash. But staying in the saddle is the best way she knows to ensure that Patrick Rides On.

Filmmaker Jennifer Proctor was probably destined to choose Ann Arbor's Local Loop as the subject of her bicentennial film short, because she and mountain biking share the same birthplace.

Picture this: A parent pedals up to their child’s school on an e-cargo bike, their kid safely strapped in, chatting about their day. The pedal assist motor provides just enough boost to handle the wei...

Start spreading the news that drivers will now face $293 fines for parking in bus lanes when automated bus cam enforcement begins on Monday.

We're expecting a record crowd for the Tenth Annual Washtenaw Bike Summit on Sunday, February 2! Here's a look at the schedule, speakers, discussion topics, and prizes on offer.

In advance of his appearance at the Washtenaw Bike Summit, Jeff Carek, interim executive director of the League of Michigan Bicyclists, details his career arc from Boat Cop to Bike Bigwig.