Congratulations to the communities that received these grants! Safe and connected active transportation networks provide enormous health, safety, and economic benefits and it is great to see this investment in creating better networks

Exciting news from FHWA — nearly $45M in ATIIP funding just announced!

"I want people to… experience history, to work for their knowledge, to feel the things, smell the smells, feel the environment in the same ways that a lot of the visionaries who built the aqueduct experienced… and it’s my opinion that that is best done on a bicycle" 🙌

Speed safety cameras are very common in countries that are successfully reducing #TrafficDeaths using a #SafeSystem Approach Really appreciate this new report by Vision Zero Network and looking forward to their webinar on January 28th visionzeronetwork.org/upcoming-webin…

Four days left for early bird pricing for the National Bike Summit Excited to see biking (and walking) advocates in DC later this year at the Summit: bikeleague.org/events/summit/

This March, League of American Bicyclists will be organizing meetings with members of Congress to advocate for this bill and others that can improve the safety of people who bike You can be part of those meetings Register by January 17th for early bird pricing: bikeleague.org/events/summit/

Thanks to Sen. Tammy Baldwin for asking U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary nominee Sean Duffy about the Sarah Langenkamp bill in today's confirmation hearing. His reply: ‘I commit to work with you to make sure our roadways are safer for everyone.' We look forward to seeing this commitment in action.

By my reading, President Trump has ordered the immediate shutdown of all ongoing highway bridge projects in the US, or at least to stop paying states the money they are owed once they build the bridge. Because "disbursements" means outlays and IIJA funds $7.3B/yr for bridges.

Love to see it! Amazing #BikeToWorkDay by Governor Matt Meyer #BikeJoy League of American Bicyclists

Wish this had talked more (or really at all) about traffic safety Texas has lost at least one person every day on Texas roads since Nov. 7, 2000. #EndTheStreakTX

“Wide, straight roads are safe because they’re less prone to be crowded" - Sen. Mark Harris “Narrowing up the streets is dangerous” - Rep. Joe Palmer idahostatesman.com/news/local/com…

Looking forward to this event tomorrow!