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The Bicycle Coalition of the Ozarks is a group of citizens working to create a more bicycle-friendly community.

The Bicycle Coalition of the Ozarks is a non-profit group working to create a more bicycle-friendly community in Northwest Arkansas. We aim to remove obstacles to bicycling through improving Bicycle Education, and Bicycle Infrastructure. A more bicycle-friendly community is a happier, safer, healthier, more people-friendly community.


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US Department of Transportation's new Bike Policy 03-18-2010
Here's how it begins:  "The United States Department of Transportation (DOT) is providing this Policy Statement to reflect the Department's support for the development of fully integrated active transportation networks. The establishment of well-connected […]
From Transportation for America 02-12-2010
Rep. Earl Blumenauer just introduced a piece of legislation that would create a $2 billion grant program to fund safe networks for biking and walking.  It takes less than five minutes to make a difference, so please go to this website and send a message to your senators. […]
Bicyclist Input on Regional Trail Plan 01-29-2010
The Northwest Arkansas Regional Planning staff is taking bicyclist input on the Regional Transportation Plan.  You can view NWAR maps on-line and make comments electronically.  To make comments about your transportation needs, go to http://nwarpc.org/ and click on the […]
Bike Friendly Communities 10-28-2009
The City of Fayetteville is poised to adopt a Bicycle Friendly Community Action Plan which will dramatically boost that city's chances to earn a Bicycle Friendly Community Award.  Text of the Action Plan is attached.
On-Street Linkages in Fayetteville 10-02-2009
Bike Lanes are Coming to Fayetteville!To create a active transporation network, a city must create the sort of On-Street Linkages  that encourage cyclists to brave mixed traffic. This map  http://bconwa.com/images/On-Street.pdf  shows streets that are already ready […]