In one U.S. city after another, voters keep making their opinions clear.

Most U.S. street design institutions haven’t wanted to say for sure. Until now.

"We do not give property tax breaks to corporations. Instead, we invest in quality of life for all citizens."

The Colorado city is the latest to embrace America's most underrated type of bike facility.

The future of biking is already here. It's just unevenly distributed.

One of the most important parts of bike infrastructure is invisible.

How do you eliminate hills from a city? With better bike network planning.

Don't waste time trying to convince people to feel warmly about bicycling.

Most people find it pleasant to bike with people they know. But there’s growing evidence that Latino Americans are particularly interested in social biking. Latinos and Latinas are far more likely than other Americans to say that friends or family are a major factor in their choice to ride. The most recent study touching on this […]

Resident-led, temporary demonstrations of protected bike lanes just keep working.

Tactical urbanism projects are prompting cities to improve the bike-riding environment.

PeopleForBikes has just made the first attempt to measure and compare local bike networks on a nationwide scale.