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Thank you for the recognition Philly Mag! The work must continue until everyone is safe on Philly streets.

We're testifying today in support of the 'Get out the bike lane' bill with @5thsq.org (on Bluesky) Philly Bike Action! and other individuals who want safe streets. Thank you again Kenyatta Johnson Councilmember Jamie Gauthier

The Philadelphia City Council has officially UNANIMOUSLY passed the Get Out the Bike Lane bill banning stopping, standing, and parking in bike lanes citywide and increasing penalties. Thank you to Kenyatta Johnson Councilmember Jamie Gauthier and the other sponsors of this bill!!

No Stopping in Bike Lanes bill has passed, 17-0! Thank you everyone!! There will be one more vote for final approval at the next City Council Meeting

Thank you to everyone who helped bring about this important milestone in bike safety in Philadelphia!!!

On Thursday May 8, a 50-year-old man on a bicycle was struck and killed by a dump truck at Baltimore Ave and 58th St in Southwest Philly.

📷 by Philly Bike Action!: Our June 2nd Citywide Meeting will feature the Philadelphia Parking Authority! Guest Speaker Rich Lazer, Executive Director of @philaparking, will join us for a discussion about new safety and mobility projects like: - bike lane parking enforcement -

Thank you for reminding everyone about the Bike Lane Parties! We no longer have sanctioned parking in bike lanes on Spruce and Pine!

We’re pleased to share that CM Young introduced the bill in Council today! Thank you all for the overwhelming show of support for a bike lane around City Hall!

Stopped by the Summer Solstice Block Party on 4th St to say hi at the Philly Bike Action! table. Stop by to learn more about the org and get involved! Outside LuvOnFire Candle Company

New Philly Bike Action! Laser (lol) tool lets you report sidewalk, bike lane, and curb cut parking violations directly to the The PPA authority 👍 Richie’s Raiders, time to ride and grind! bikeaction.org/laser

Thanks to our tech lead Ee & other PBA volunteers and average Philadelphians doing their part, we’ve already completely changed the level and quality of data that the PPA is receiving on dangerously parked vehicles

The City of Philadelphia is expediting reversing the street direction of the 600 block of South LeCount Street. This may save lives. Immediate action is possible!