Year of the bike

Article Abstract:

Several cities promoted bicycle use in 1991, and federal programs were set up to promote bicycles as well. Congress authorized a study of bicycling, required states to have a bicycle program coordinator, and authorized $45 billion for transportation projects, including bicycles.

Laws, regulations and rules, Transportation policy, Bicycles

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Get to work: now is the time to promote bike commuting

Article Abstract:

One out of 60 adults occasionally rides a bicycle to work. A 1992 Harris Poll indicates that 21% of adults would commute by bicycle if safe bike lanes were available. The Bicycle Users Group is organizing a bike-to-work day to promote bike commuting.

Statistics, Surveys, Harris Poll

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10 good ideas: award-winning bike projects your town or state should try

Article Abstract:

The Bicycle Action Awards were designed to honor innovative and successful cycling programs of cities and states. Winning projects included those that proposed a bicycle salesperson training program and a volunteer bike patrol.

Innovations, Column, Achievements and awards, Bicycling (Periodical), Bicycle Federation

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