by John Boyle | Jan 7, 2026 | Action Center, Biking the Region, Biking the Suburbs, E-bikes, micromobility, News, NJ, Scooters
URGENT Reach Out to Your NJ Legislators! TAKE ACTION to SAVE Low-Speed E-Bikes & STOP S4834/A6235 UPDATE: The proposed bill requiring registration and a license to ride ANY e-bike in NJ, including low-speed e-bikes that go under 20 mph, and it could be signed into...
by John Boyle | Nov 6, 2025 | Action Center, Biking the Region, News, NJ, The Circuit
In mid-October, the second round of public meetings were held for the Delaware River Turnpike Bridge reconstruction project. This round focused on design alternatives for the bridge crossing. The design alternatives under consideration called for replacing the...
by Patrick Monahan | Aug 27, 2025 | Action Center, News, The Circuit
Last week, many submitted comments to the Delaware Valley Region Planning Commission (DVRPC) urging the DVRPC Board to make a commitment to advance the Circuit Trails network in New Jersey and submitted their support toward the completion of the Circuit Trails by 2040...
by Patrick Monahan | Aug 13, 2025 | Action Center, Connecting Greater Philadelphia Bicycle Network, News, NJ, The Circuit
We need your voice! The Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission (DVRPC) is making decisions right now that will shape how transportation funding is spent in the coming years—including whether or not to invest in New Jersey’s Circuit Trails. DVRPC is seeking...
by Bicycle Coalition | May 30, 2025 | Action Center, Featured, News
Over 40 volunteers and coalition members came together last night for a ‘save SEPTA’ organizing meeting filled with a scavenger hunt, postcard writing, and a plush trolley! Thank you everyone for spending your evening with us and for signing up to join...
by Patrick Monahan | Mar 20, 2025 | Action Center, Biking Outside The Region, News
Last week, the Bicycle Coalition attended the 2025 National Bike Summit for programming and the opportunity to meet with New Jersey and Pennsylvania elected officials for Hill Day. We’d like to thank all who participated and advocated for a better, safer, more...
