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League of American Bicyclists @bikeleague.org · 14h

Everyone deserves safe streets, and our safety shouldn’t be compromised by political theater. Every new member amplifies our collective voice, powering the movement for safer streets and better biking. Join today: bikeleague.org/memberdrive

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Fall Membership Drive: Join the Movement. Wear the Mission. | League of American Bicyclists

Join the League today! Learn more about the levels of membership for individuals, families, businesses and organizations.

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Ken McLeod @kenmcld.bsky.social · 25/09/2026

Updated data from @waymo.bsky.social says that its vehicles are much safer than human drivers: 93 percent fewer pedestrian crashes resulting in injuries 86 percent fewer cyclist crashes resulting in injuries Interesting that those figures are higher than the overall 82 percent fewer injury crashes

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League of American Bicyclists @bikeleague.org · 17/09/2026

What does cycling education look like in schools? Next week’s webinar will offer a first look at the forthcoming Ready to Ride curriculum as it heads into beta testing, and what this work can bring to students and schools. Sign up: action.bikeleague.org/page/102066/...

Webinar promotion graphic by the League of American Bicyclists, advertising an upcoming "Ready to Ride: The Value of Cycling Education in Schools" session on Tuesday, September 22nd at 4:00PM ET. Bikeleague.org/webinars.

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Ken McLeod @kenmcld.bsky.social · 10/09/2026

It's widely known as far from perfect, but the American Community Survey includes the ONLY annual estimate we get about how much bicycling is happening in the United States The indefinite delay will mean even less timely information about how people get to work, including whether they bike

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Ken McLeod @kenmcld.bsky.social · 11/09/2026

Some great examples of local actions to promote safer vehicles, implement vehicle safety features in municipal fleets, and shift trips to safer modes like cargo bikes from the @visionzeronet.bsky.social in this article: visionzeronetwork.org/a-missing-pi...

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A Missing Piece in Your Vision Zero Plan: Vehicle Safety

Many people assume that improving vehicle safety is out of locals’ control, but that’s not the case. Local and state agencies can influence the safety of vehicles on their streets in limited but impor...

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Ken McLeod @kenmcld.bsky.social · 14/09/2026

Delay to pedestrian Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB) rule is now moving forward through the White House www.politico.com/newsletters/... Pedestrian AEB deployment was mentioned as a lifesaving technology in the admin's National Roadway Safety Strategy last month

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Congresswoman Valerie Foushee @foushee.house.gov · 10/09/2026

I led a letter with @mikethompson.house.gov alongside 26 Democratic lawmakers, and the support of @bikeleague.org, @railstotrails.org, and @saferoutespartners.bsky.social opposing this decision that only makes roads less safe for American families.

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Bike Pittsburgh @bikepgh.bsky.social · 10/09/2026

Join us and @bikeleague.org in telling our members of Congress to vote NO on any transportation bill that limits federal funding for bike lanes and safety projects: action.bikeleague.org/page/101946/...

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Urgent: Save Safe Streets and Roads for All Funding

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League of American Bicyclists @bikeleague.org · 10/09/2026

We need your help! The Bicycle Friendly State public survey closes next week, and we’re looking for more responses from Alabama, Alaska, Mississippi, New York, Ohio, Oregon, Washington, & Virginia. Know what it’s like to bike in one of these states? Take the survey: www.surveymonkey.com/r/RTDKCD2

Promotional graphic for the League's Bicycle Friendly State public survey. A person smiling while riding a red bicycle and holding up a peace sign. Text ID: "Have opinions about biking in your state? Take the Bicycle Friendly State survey! Survey closes September 14."

Promotional graphic for the League's Bicycle Friendly State public survey. Text ID: "HAVE OPINIONS ABOUT BIKING IN YOUR STATE?
WE WANT TO HEAR THEM! The League of American Bicyclists wants to hear from people who bike in every state. Whether you ride every day, occasionally, or simply care about improving bicycling where you live, your feedback can help shape the League's 2026 Bicycle Friendly State ranking. TAKE THE SURVEY: bikeleague.org/bfs-2026"

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League of American Bicyclists @bikeleague.org · 11/08/2026

75% of US adults support having bike lanes where they live. So why is the administration trying to rip them out? Stand with us to #SaveAmericasBikeLanes. We are fighting back on Capitol Hill, but we can't do it without your help. give.bikeleague.org/page/100733/...

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Danielle Arigoni @daniellearigoni.bsky.social · 18/08/2026

Help us save our bike lanes. Give now to support the @bikeleague.org fight for us. give.bikeleague.org/page/100733/...

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Donate to Save America's Bike Lanes

Bike lanes are under attack. We need your support!

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League of American Bicyclists @bikeleague.org · 27/08/2026

ACTION ALERT 🚨 Right now, the Senate is considering adding language to the transportation reauthorization bill to restrict bike lanes. Tell Congress: funding for bike safety projects MUST continue! Take action: action.bikeleague.org/page/101946/...

Action alert graphic. A man holds a sign next to a bike lane that says "Everyone deserves safe streets!" Below the image is white text on a black background: "Tell congress: Funding for Bike Safety Projects MUST Continue! bikeleague.org/action-center"

Action alert graphic. White text on a black background: "Congress Must Save America's Bike Lanes
Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy erased the data that shows bike lanes reduce crashes and don’t cause congestion. Then he asked Congress to defund all bike lanes — and even remove bike lanes from busy roads.

Now, Congress may be listening: the Senate is considering adding language to the transportation reauthorization bill that would restrict what kinds of roads could have bike lanes on them at all.

We need everyone in Congress to hear us clearly: bike lanes save lives and bicyclists have a right to ride on the roads and get home safely.

Tell your elected representatives: vote NO on any transportation reauthorization bill that would restrict the ability of federal funding to be used on bike safety projects. bikeleague.org/action-center"

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┻━┻ ︵ヽ(`Д´)ﾉ︵ ┻━┻ "sam a" @pfhlick.bsky.social · 03/09/2026

This is a powerhouse board. Here's hoping it's a big year for the League.

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League of American Bicyclists @bikeleague.org · 03/09/2026

The results are in! Congratulations to the winners of our 2026 Board of Directors election: Triny Willerton, Erick Cedeño, Darren Buck, and Dan Bassett. Join us in giving them a warm welcome! @bikepedantic.bsky.social @trinywillerton.bsky.social

Congratulations to the winners of our 2026 Board of Directors election! Triny Willerton, Darren Buck, Erick Cedeno, and Dan Basset.

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League of American Bicyclists @bikeleague.org · 02/09/2026

What does safe, secure bike parking look like on a college campus? Join us next Tuesday, Sept. 8 at 3 p.m. ET to hear from Bicycle Friendly Universities and industry experts about what’s working. Register: action.bikeleague.org/page/101608/...

A promotional graphic for an upcoming webinar held by the League of American Bicyclists and sponsored by Dero. A variety of bikes parked in front of a college library. Text overlay: "Managing Bike Parking & Bike Theft on College Campuses: Tools, Tricks, and Technology. Tuesday, Sept. 8th at 3:00PM (ET). bikeleague.org/webinars"

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Bike East Bay @bikeeastbay.bsky.social · 31/08/2026

Amplifying the call to action from our friends at @bikeleague.org --- send an email to your elected officials today telling them to vote NO on any transportation reauthorization bill that would cut federal funding for bike lanes and other bike safety projects.

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Darren Buck @bikepedantic.bsky.social · 28/08/2026

Guys, this is for real. Senate GOP and the administration want to pass a law that outlaws bikelanes on the 160K mile National Highway System. Imagine if adding protected bikelanes to many arterials would suddenly be against the law. Let’s not allow this.

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Ken McLeod @kenmcld.bsky.social · 28/08/2026

The average person, and probably average member of Congress, might hear that bike lanes are on the National Highway System and think that's crazy But, the National Highway System includes many arterials These bike lanes in my city are threatened by the proposed language

Bike lanes on Memorial Ave in Roanoke, VA - part of the National Highway System

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League of American Bicyclists @bikeleague.org · 27/08/2026

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League of American Bicyclists @bikeleague.org · 06/08/2026

Bike lanes save lives, and the safety of people biking is not up for negotiation. Stand with us: give.bikeleague.org/page/100733/... #SaveAmericasBikeLanes #BikeLanesSaveLives

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Donate to Save America's Bike Lanes

Bike lanes are under attack. We need your support!

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Ken McLeod @kenmcld.bsky.social · 19/08/2026

If you missed the @bikeleague.org webinar about e-bikes and e-motos last week, it's now available on YouTube I encourage you to watch the whole thing with great insights from advocates in Colorado, Massachusetts, and New Jersey But, I also wrote a recap: bikeleague.org/webinar-reca...

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Webinar Recap: E-bikes, E-motos, Oh My: Navigating New Devices and Laws for E-Bikes | League of American Bicyclists

Federal legislation adopted a definition for e-bikes in 2003. Most states have adopted a 3-class system for e-bikes in the last decades. Despite these legal frameworks, it seems like every…

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League of American Bicyclists @bikeleague.org · 11/08/2026

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Ken McLeod @kenmcld.bsky.social · 11/08/2026

Looking forward to this today! We've got great speakers from: Colorado - which prohibited falsely labeling other devices as e-bikes last year Massachusetts - which is considering a first-in-the-nation micromobility class system New Jersey - which has the nation's most restrictive e-bike laws

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League of American Bicyclists @bikeleague.org · 06/08/2026

Last week, the Secretary of Transportation sent a letter asking Congress to restrict almost all federal transportation funding for bike lanes, and instead fund bike lane removals. This is just the latest escalation in the administration's war on bike lanes. Take action: bikeleague.org/action-center

Graphic promoting "NEW BLOG: The real threat behind the administration’s Transportation Reauthorization recommendations by Caron Whitaker"

An illustration of a cyclist's POV as they ride up to a blocked bike lane with a "road closed ahead" sign. Above the illustration is text:

"Last week, Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy sent a letter outlining the administration’s priorities for the next Transportation Reauthorization bill to the Senate.

In it, he asked Congress to restrict the ability to use any and all transportation funds for building bike lanes, and to instead make funds available to take out bike lanes."

"This is just the most recent escalation of the administration’s war on bike lanes.
January 2025: Grants for bike safety projects are frozen. Grantees are asked to remove bike facilities from proposed projects to get funding.
November 2025: Chairman Graves of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee states, "We’re not going to be spending money on ... bike paths or walking paths [in the next transportation bill].”
March 2026: The administration tried to remove DC’s 15th Street bike lane (spoiler alert: we won the court case protecting it) as a test case to restrict bike lanes on National Highway System roads.
July 2026: Secretary Sean Duffy says he’s defunded “DEI bike lanes” and put $1.7 billion towards “real” projects
Now: Duffy is asking Congress to restrict almost all federal transportation funding for bike lanes, instead asking Congress to fund bike lane removals."

"What do we do?
Focus on Congress. It is Congress’s job to be a check on the administration, and they have a very powerful tool to do so: the next reauthorization bill.

We must ensure Congress knows how important biking infrastructure is to their constituents (that’s you!) and ask them to ensure the USDOT follows the law. That means allowing the funding Congress intended for bicycling and walking to go to local priorities and local governments.

Congress is working from home in August and then again in October. This is a great time to meet with them in their district office, or invite them for a bike ride or infrastructure tour. And we have resources to help you do that.

SEND A MESSAGE TO CONGRESS: bikeleague.org/action-center"

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"Help Save America’s Bike Lanes

If you agree that bike lanes save lives and bike infrastructure makes our neighborhoods safer, healthier and more connected, please consider chipping in to support our work today at bikeleague.org/give.
GIVE TODAY: A gift of $75 or more grants you our new Bike Lanes Save Lives five-panel hat!"

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Ken McLeod @kenmcld.bsky.social · 06/08/2026

I've been responsible for the @bikeleague.org Bicycle Friendly State program since 2015 This year, for the first time, we're trying a public survey so that people can tell us about their experiences and what one thing they'd like to see their state do Survey is here: bikeleague.org/we-want-you-...

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We Want You… To Tell Us About Biking In Your State | League of American Bicyclists

Since 2008, the League has worked with state Departments of Transportation to collect data on state actions related to bicycling, producing a Bicycle Friendly State (BFS) report card for every…

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League of American Bicyclists @bikeleague.org · 05/08/2026

What is an e-bike? What's an e-moto? And why does it matter? Join us next Tuesday, Aug. 11 at 3 p.m. ET, to hear from state advocates navigating new legislation around e-bikes, e-motos, and other low-speed electric devices. Register: bikeleague-org.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

Webinar promo graphic. "E-bikes, E-motos, Oh My: Navigating New Devices and Laws for E-Bikes. Tuesday Aug. 11th at 3:00PM (ET). Bikeleague.org/webinars." Stock image of a cyclist putting a battery on their e-bike.

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League of American Bicyclists @bikeleague.org · 04/08/2026

🚨 URGENT ACTION ALERT 🚨 This week, Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) funding is on the chopping block. Tell your senators: the transportation bill extension MUST include continued funding for SS4A. Take action NOW: action.bikeleague.org/page/101121/...

Action Alert graphic. A man in an East Coast Greenway cycling jersey holds a sign that says "Bike Lanes Save Lives" next to a bike lane with cyclists riding by. Text overlay: "Urgent: Save Safe Streets and Roads for All Funding. Bikeleague.org/action-center. "

Action Alert graphic. White text on a red background: "The Senate has a chance to protect funding for bike lanes and safer roads. They need to hear from you. This week, the Senate will be voting on a short-term extension of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act. Critically, this proposed extension strips out funding for a key program created in the IIJA: the Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) program.

Safe Streets and Roads for All has made $5 billion over five years directly available to local communities who want to plan for and build safer roads for people walking, biking, taking transit, and driving.

Tell your senators: the continuing resolution must include continued funding for SS4A. Without it, communities will not be able to access critical funding to build safer roads.
TAKE ACTION NOW ⬇️
bikeleague.org/action-center"

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Ken McLeod @kenmcld.bsky.social · 04/08/2026

Really excited to feature some great state advocacy groups in this upcoming @bikeleague.org webinar about e-bikes, e-motos, and how states are dealing with the popularity and proliferation of these devices bikeleague.org/calendar/e-b... Happening next week, August 11th at 3 pm ET

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E-bikes, E-motos, Oh My: Navigating New Devices and Laws for E-Bikes | League of American Bicyclists

Until recently, every bicycle was powered the same way, with feet on pedals. Today, e-bikes, e-scooters, and other small electrically-powered devices are very popular. While the 3-class system for e-b...

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League of American Bicyclists @bikeleague.org · 03/08/2026

Exciting news for anyone who loves trains and bikes: we've just released our new Bicycle Friendly Trains report! See below for a preview to find out which routes earned top marks and which have the most room for improvement, and then read the full report at bikeleague.org/amtrak-report 🔗

New report: Bicycle-Friendly Trains. Table with top five scoring Amtrak lines: Cascades rated 87/100 "Excellent," Gold Runner rated 86/100 "Excellent," Hiawatha rated 78/100 "Good," Pacific Surfliner rated 75/100 "Good," and Wolverine rated 74/100 "Good."

New report: Bicycle-Friendly Trains. Table with bottom five scoring Amtrak lines: Floridian rated 33/100 "Poor," City of New Orleans rated 31/100 "Poor," Keystone Service rated 31/100 "Poor," Texas Eagle rated 31/100 "Poor," and Hartford Line rated 27/100 "Poor."

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Ken McLeod @kenmcld.bsky.social · 31/07/2026

The @bikeleague.org supports the Magnus White and Safe Streets for Everyone Act, which would require the federal government to adopt bicyclist detection as a standard vehicle technology Every March we bring hundreds of advocates to lobby Congress if you're interested bikeleague.org/events/summit/

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National Bike Summit | League of American Bicyclists

2027 National Bike Summit – Save the Date March 9-11, 2027 | MLK Jr. Memorial Library | Washington, DC The 2027 National Bike Summit will take place in person in…

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Erik Noonan @eriknoonan.bsky.social · 01/08/2026

“The federal administration right now is spending a lot of political capital to make roadways less safe,” “they are calling it fiscal discipline” Ever appreciative of the work of national partners like @bikeleague.org who fight to set our communities up for safety and success. We will win this.

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US push to defund ‘DEI bike lanes’ will make roads less safe, advocates say

Trump administration boasts of cutting $1.73bn already allocated for cycling improvements to city streets

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Ken McLeod @kenmcld.bsky.social · 31/07/2026

"Duffy’s choice to include this language could also simply be political messaging for a base that hates bike lanes" Except Trump voters support bike lanes - a 2025 YouGov survey found that 64% of Trump voters strongly or somewhat support bike lanes in their local area

64% of Trump voters strongly or somewhat support bike lanes in their local area

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Mark Ruffalo @markruffalo.bsky.social · 31/07/2026

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League of American Bicyclists @bikeleague.org · 24/07/2026

“It brings me a lot of happiness to just ride,” Dewey said. “Being outside is just always good for my emotional health. And honestly, I like being under my own power.” Check out this story from AP to explore bike commuting tips and tricks: apnews.com/article/bike...

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Biking to work: Tips to get started, stay safe and look presentable when you arrive

Riding a bicycle can be a healthy, enjoyable and affordable way to get to work. Plenty of people regularly commute by bike.

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League of American Bicyclists @bikeleague.org · 21/07/2026

🚨 ACTION ALERT🚨 Last week, USDOT removed bike lanes, road diets, & speed management from its Proven Safety Countermeasures website. Join us in calling on Congress to demand a briefing on why the administration is erasing protections for vulnerable road users: action.bikeleague.org/page/100481/...

TELL CONGRESS: USDOT should put safety first! bikeleague.org/action-center

🚨 Last week, the U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT) removed bike lanes, road diets, and speed management from their Proven Safety Countermeasures website.
Proven safety countermeasures are lighthouses to guide officials towards safer roadway designs. They rest on a mountain of evidence. They are prominent and illuminating, suggesting the most effective infrastructure for solving our nation’s traffic death crisis.

By taking down these strategies, the Federal Highway Administration is effectively telling states and local governments that they no longer encourage states and local governments to invest in safety!

USDOT needs to explain why it is putting politics ahead of safety.
On Friday, Rep. Rick Larsen (D-WA), ranking Democrat on the House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee released a statement asking for a briefing from the USDOT about why these safety measures are no longer encouraged, adding that “It’s not political to say bike lanes and speed cameras improve safety; it’s a statement of fact.”

We need your help in amplifying Rep. Larsen’s message. Please ask your member of Congress to join Rep. Larsen in asking for a briefing. We deserve an explanation on why the administration is erasing protections for vulnerable road users.
Take action now: bikeleague.org/action-center

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KJ Garner @kjgarner.bsky.social · 23/07/2026

Let's get some teenagers up & rolling this summer! @bikeleague.org @walkbikenashville.bsky.social @urbaneastnash.bsky.social

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League of American Bicyclists @bikeleague.org · 22/07/2026

What can communities learn from going a week without driving? Find out next Tuesday, July 28, in our next webinar featuring Anna Zivarts, Ruth Rosas, and local organizers sharing real-world lessons from successful Week Without Driving campaigns. Register now: bikeleague-org.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

Week Without Driving webinar promotion. A person in a motorized wheelchair crosses an intersection, with a cyclist and pedestrians in the distance. Text in a white box says: "Week Without Driving: Lessons from Community Organizers. Tuesday, July 28th at 3:00 PM ET. Bikeleague.org/webinars."

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Jason Aufdenberg @bicycledaytona.bsky.social · 22/07/2026

Please take action with the @bikeleague.org to save federal funding for protected bike lanes, speed management and other proven safety measures.

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Zero Funding for Biking and Walking Through 2031

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Ken McLeod @kenmcld.bsky.social · 22/07/2026

I hate that the Federal Highway Administration removed bicycle lanes from their Proven Safety Countermeasures initiative, but it is an even bigger malpractice for traffic safety that they removed every countermeasure under speed management Speed management is essential to good traffic safety

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Darren Buck @bikepedantic.bsky.social · 21/07/2026

Self-serving reminder that i'm running for a Board seat with this org, because this org leaps into the fray to defend us. Join if you're able: bikeleague.org/join-now/

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League of American Bicyclists @bikeleague.org · 21/07/2026

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Anna Tang @tangythai.bsky.social · 21/07/2026

Register for the Chicago League Cycling Advocacy Workshop-Thur, Sep 17! Don't miss the chance to network, learn advocacy skills, & share bike joy! @bikeleague.org is grateful to the local host, @rideillinois.bsky.social & @IllinoisMedicalDistrict Register by Aug 14 chicagolca.eventbrite.com

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League of American Bicyclists - League Cycling Advocate Workshop - Chicago

Join your fellow bike advocates in Chicago for a League-led bike advocacy workshop to help build a Bicycle Friendly America for Everyone!

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League of American Bicyclists @bikeleague.org · 20/07/2026

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy recently claimed that he "redirected $1.73 billion in USDOT grants away from Biden-era DEI pet projects [like bike lanes]," and while it sounds ominous, that's not quite true. Here's what we know is happening: bikeleague.org/what-the-hec...

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What the Heck is a DEI Bike Lane? | League of American Bicyclists

Last week, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy tweeted: “Remember when Biden and Boot-edge-edge used YOUR MONEY for DEI bike lanes and climate change? THAT’S OVERI just redirected $1.73 billion in US...

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Ken McLeod @kenmcld.bsky.social · 15/07/2026

It was great to talk to @davidzipper.bsky.social for this essay I'm proud of the @bikeleague.org's work with @waymo.bsky.social and I'm hopeful that Waymo will address this issue This example puts a point on how hard "better than human" is to prove, and how that still may not be enough

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Ken McLeod @kenmcld.bsky.social · 16/07/2026

Bike lanes save lives This 2024 presentation on Proven Safety Countermeasures shows just how uncommon safe separated bike lanes are They can reduce crashes by up to 53% but are only on .02% of paved roads fdotwww.blob.core.windows.net/sitefinity/d...

Screenshot of FHWA presentation about Proven Safety Countermeasures

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Anna Tang @tangythai.bsky.social · 10/07/2026

16 seats left for the Chicago League Cycling Advocacy Workshop-Thur, Sep 17! Don't miss the chance to network, learn advocacy skills, & share bike joy! @bikeleague.org is grateful to the local host, @rideillinois.bsky.social & @IllinoisMedicalDistrict Register by Aug 14 chicagolca.eventbrite.com

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League of American Bicyclists @bikeleague.org · 10/07/2026

Did you know that July is National Park and Recreation Month? It’s a great time to make the outdoors your gym by getting active at your nearest park! Use the National Park Service' handy "Find a Park" tool to discover a list of great spots to bike or walk near you: bit.ly/1pfwsPh #ActivePeople

People on bikes rest in the shade of a big green tree. "#ActivePeople" is tagged at the top, and a text box at the bottom says "Did you know? July is National Parks and Recreation Month! It's a great time to make the outdoors your gym—take some time to get out there and explore your nearest parks (camping emoji) (bike emoji)"

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