New Stickers for Taxicabs, Safer Streets for Bicyclists
Taxi cabs in New York City display a “Look for cyclists” sticker to warn passengers of passing bicyclists. Photo credit: NYCDOT Written by Women & Bicycles Community Member Lucy Aguirre A victory...
View ArticleCrash Victim Bill Moving Forward in D.C. Council
The D.C. Council Committee on the Judiciary will hold a mark-up hearing for the Motor Vehicle Recovery Act of 2015 in early July. If passed, this bill will enable injured victims to recover damages...
View ArticleNot so fast…
Despite recent forward progress on the “Motor Vehicle Recovery Act of 2015,” the D.C. Council Committee on the Judiciary is delaying work on the bill until the fall. Last week, we announced the bill...
View ArticleLegislation to watch this fall in the D.C. Council
The Council of the District of Columbia’s legislative session is in full swing with four bills relevant to bicycling. Here are brief summaries of each bill and links to the full legislative language....
View ArticlePhoto Recap: Ward 4 Bike Ride with Councilmember Todd
D.C. Councilmember Brandon Todd, WABA, and 50 Ward 4 residents toured the several Ward 4 neighborhoods by bike on Sunday afternoon. The 5 mile ride featured the longest bike lanes in the ward on Kansas...
View ArticleBetter bike laws before the DC Council next week
Three important pieces of legislation will be considered by the DC City Council Committee of Transportation and the Environment December 8th. B21-0335, the Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Act of 2015;...
View ArticleLast Week’s Council Hearing: Resounding Support For Bike Bills
Last Tuesday, the DC Council considered four bills that propose a host of significant improvements for street safety, including: street design policies, crash reporting, open data, bicycle / pedestrian...
View ArticleThe next steps towards Vision Zero
Just before the holidays, D.C. took two important steps toward implementing Vision Zero: Mayor Bowser released the Vision Zero Action Plan, and the D.C. Department of Transportation and Department of...
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