Charity ride with sweet treats honors Emily Fredricks, the pastry chef killed on her bicycle
Organizers are looking for participants for the first annual “ProfiteROLL.”
Posts tagged with The Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia
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 at 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 a.m.
Speed cameras on Roosevelt Blvd., so people have ‘the liberty of not getting killed’
A new bill would mandate cameras on the dangerous Philly strip, but supporters expect pushback.
Philly winter biking tips for those braving the snow and ice
If you must bike during a bomb cyclone, here’s how to be as safe as possible.
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 at 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
How much: $15
Philly has 4,000 bike parking spaces in Center City
So why do you always have trouble finding a spot?
South Philly road wars: New signs fuel neighborhood ‘bikelash’
Federal funding has turned 13th and 15th streets into culture-changing bikeways.
6 people walking around Philly were killed by vehicles in November
35 have died after being struck by vehicles so far this year.
The easiest, safest and most scenic bike commutes to and from Center City
Getting in and out of Center City on a bike during rush hour can be tricky (and scary). Check out these suggested routes and share your own.
Even at $5 a month, Philly’s underserved still say Indego ‘isn’t for us’
Philadelphia is a leader on building bike share equitably. So why has it been so tough to attract a diverse ridership?
Radar guns and cameras don’t stop accidents, huh?
While the exact pros and cons of these technologies are up for debate, multiple studies show they have prevented accidents in numerous cities.