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A Suburban (Tweet)storm Is Coming
For all of the throngs out there clamoring for a suburban Bicycle Coalition Twitter presence, your long wait is at last over. We've just started @BCGPsuburbs, our Twitter account that will be dedicated to Circuit Trails and suburban bike lanes and walkability...
Think Far Flung Suburbs Can’t Be Bikeable?
When you think of Philadelphia's distant exurbs, you may think of the rolling countryside, of farmland being devoured by McMansions, of extreme commutes, of needing a car for the most basic trips, and so forth. But you probably don't think of bike/ped connectivity....
Leonard’s Dreamy MontCo Bike Day
I have my tough days at work, and then there are the times where I find myself thinking "I really get paid for this?" Wednesday June 20 2018 shall go down in history as one of the latter days, as three bike events in Montgomery County all fell into place on the same...
Unique Funding Opportunity for Bicycle-Pedestrian and Trail Projects in PA
As a result of ACT 89 (the 2013 law that raised the gas tax in Pennsylvania), there are two statewide "multimodal funds" (MTF) that are available to municipalities, councils of government, businesses, economic development organizations, public transportation agencies,...
Exit Interview: Bicycle Coalition Ex-Deputy Director Megan Rosenbach
Former Bicycle Coalition Deputy Director Megan Rosenbach recently left our organization to become the Director of Strategic Initiatives at Springboard Collaborative, an organization dedicated to closing the literacy gap in schools. A Teach for America Corp alum, this...
July Supporter Social Features Alex Doty and Pennsylvanians for Transit
Our July Supporter Social features Alex Doty, former Executive Director of the Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia and the League of American Bicyclists. Join us to hear more about his new advocacy venture, Pennsylvanians for Transit. The transportation...
Automated Speed Enforcement Stalled—For Now
After passing the House Transportation Committee, then the House, then the Senate, then going back to the House, the automated speed enforcement bill we’ve been advocating for was not brought up for a final vote before the Legislature closed for summer recess. So...
Philadelphia Trucks Need Side Guard Requirements Now
In what police are calling a terrible tragedy, cyclist Tomas Montanez was killed on Friday by a the driver of a right-turning dump truck at the corner of Luzerne Street and Whitaker Avenue in Philadelphia. Going west on Luzerne, the cyclist was riding next to the...
Ordinances to Improve Spruce and Pine Streets Pass
Back in March, we told you about changed Philadelphia’s Office of Transportation and Infrastructure Systems’ plan to make changes to Spruce and Pine Streets which, we believe, will make the streets safer for cyclists going through Center City. After a series of...
Remembering Bike Enthusiast and BCGP Volunteer Arnie Roseman
Arnie Roseman, a long time member of the Bicycle Club of Philadelphia and the Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia ,died on June 15th at the age of 88. He was a retired Colonel in the US Army Reserve and an active bicyclist well into his 80s. He volunteered for...
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