An 11-year-old boy riding his bike was killed in a South Philly hit-and-run, but the driver hasn’t been charged

There’s a GoFundMe for Pablo Avendano, the cyclist killed at 10th and Spring Garden last weekend

Cyclist killed at 10th and Spring Garden Saturday night was a professional courier, per the Bicycle Coalition

A human-protected bike lane after another cyclist was hit by a car

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human-protected bike lane. becca's mom was there and facetimed with her so she could see everyone who came out from her hospital bed. . . . . #bikelane #protectedbikelane #humanprotectedbikelane #bikephl #bikephilly #visionzero #visionzerophl #centercity #philly

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Philly deals and events

Memorial bike ride for Emily Fredricks

This ride will honor all those who've died while cycling, including Emily Fredricks, who was killed Nov. 28 while in the bike lane at 11th and Spruce streets. Wear black or somber colors.

Where: Rocky Steps at 2600 Benjamin Franklin Parkway, 19130

When: December 3, 2017 from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

How much: Free

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A vigil for Philly cyclist Emily Fredericks and a call for protected bike lanes

The 24-year-old was killed Tuesday morning while riding in a bike lane

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Photos from tonight's vigil for Emily Fredrick, 24, the bicyclist who was killed Tuesday morning after a collision with a trash truck at 11th and Spruce streets. The vigil was held at the same corner. Photos: @sydneydschaefer / Billy Penn - - - #visionzero #bikephl

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People are on Spruce Street calling for protected bike lanes after a cyclist was killed Tuesday

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Philly’s Vision Zero Action Plan aiming to reduce traffic-related deaths by 2030 was released today

Who’s Next

2017 Who’s Next resolutions: What young Philly leaders want for the city this year

From criminal justice reform to Vision Zero, how Philly can improve.

6 people walking around Philly were killed by vehicles in November

35 have died after being struck by vehicles so far this year.

Thomas Jefferson University Hospital and the Bicycle Coalition are hosting Philly’s first ever Vision Zero conference on Thursday