Archive for the 'Advocacy' Category (Page 6)


  • Missouri Debates 3-Foot Passing Law

    Missouri Debates 3-Foot Passing Law

    Lawmakers in the state of Missouri are once again considering a law that would require motorists to pass bicycles by at least three feet. But not everyone thinks this is a good idea...

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  • Bike Safety Legislation Moving Forward in Iowa

    Bike Safety Legislation Moving Forward in Iowa

    In Iowa, the state legislature is once again considering a Bicycle Safety Bill that would requires bicyclists to obey traffic signs and signals, require a minimum passing distance of 5 feet, and make it illegal to intentionally buzz or throw items at people on bicycles.

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  • Wichita Cyclists: Help Plan The Future

    Wichita Cyclists: Help Plan The Future

    Wichita cyclists have an opportunity to help plan the future of transportation in Wichita, through the Metropolitan Transportation Plan 2035. Speak up at this meeting on January 12th!

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  • KanBikeWalk Annual Meeting 2009

    KanBikeWalk Annual Meeting 2009

    The 2009 KanBikeWalk Annual Meeting takes place on October 31st in Wichita, Kansas, to discuss the important issues affecting Kansas bicyclists and pedestrians. There's also a short pre-meeting ride on the bike paths along the Arkansas River, starting at 10am.

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  • National Bike/Ped Funding Needs Your Help

    National Bike/Ped Funding Needs Your Help

    Transportation Enhancements are the largest federal source of bicycle and pedestrian funding and they are under attack, this time by Oklahoma Senator Tom Coburn. We need your help - TODAY!

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  • Kansans Want Alternatives to Driving

    Kansans Want Alternatives to Driving

    According to a recent transportation study, Kansas residents are distinctly unhappy with their lack of alternatives to driving, and are dissatisfied with the availability of bike lanes.

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  • KC Struggles To Become More Bicycle-Friendly

    KC Struggles To Become More Bicycle-Friendly

    With Federal stimulus funds available, Kansas City, Missouri has a chance to transform itself and move toward its stated goal of becoming a bicycle-friendly community. But they have a long way to go, and its not clear whether city leaders have the vision and strength of will to make it happen.

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  • Kansas Bicycle Safety Law Proposal

    Kansas Bicycle Safety Law Proposal

    Alan Apel, a League Cycling Instructor (LCI) certified by the League of American Bicyclists, is preparing a proposal for updating Kansas statutes related to bicycling, and he’s looking for some input from the bicycling community.

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  • Build More Livable and Sustainable Communities

    Build More Livable and Sustainable Communities

    "Our communities will better serve all of their residents if we are able to leave our cars to walk, bicycle and access other transportation alternatives." That refreshingly straightforward, sensible, and encouraging statement is from the Urban Policy section of whitehouse.gov. Let's all work to make that vision become a reality.

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  • Join KanBikeWalk for Advocacy Day on Feb. 4th

    Join KanBikeWalk for Advocacy Day on Feb. 4th

    KanBikeWalk’s first Advocacy Day is scheduled for February 4th, 2009 at the state capitol in Topeka, Kansas. KanBikeWalk, whose mission is to promote safe bicycling and walking in Kansas, works with the state legislature to craft laws that can reduce incidences of injury and death for all road users, and encourage …

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