
Posts tagged with The Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia


Bike rodeo and sweet scavenger hunt on bikes? It’s for safer streets

Protected bike lane coming to 22nd Street in Center City
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Philly cops say they’ll stop parking in the 13th Street bike lane. Again.

Charity ride with sweet treats honors Emily Fredricks, the pastry chef killed on her bicycle
2018 Vision Zero for Philadelphia Conference
The Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia is hosting its third annual Vision Zero conference, a gathering of city and state officials and leader to discuss making the city streets safer for everyone. Mayor Kenney will keynote, followed by several panel discussions, presentations and breakout sessions. Tickets are available on a sliding scale: regularly priced $65, you can also pay less ($35) or more (if you want to help others attend).
Where: First District Plaza at 3801 Market St.
When: March 17, 2018 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 a.m.

Speed cameras on Roosevelt Blvd., so people have ‘the liberty of not getting killed’

Philly winter biking tips for those braving the snow and ice
Bike Quizzo
Trivia, about bikes in history and pop culture and beyond.
Where: Firth & Wilson Transport Cycles at 1105 Frankford Ave
When: September 12, 2017 from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
How much: $15
