Indego ECO Events The Better Bike Share Partnership (BBSP) has concluded its funding relationship with the Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia (BCGP) and Indego. Our free bicycle education ...
On September 20, Robert “Bawbee” Craskey was riding his bike on Race St when he was hit by a car. while riding his bike on ...
The City of Philadelphia has been awarded $804,936 in Multimodal Transportation Fund (MTF) grant funding to overhaul and enhance safety at the critical intersection of Shawmont Avenue and Minerva ...
It’s a question we hear a lot. Countless reports have shown that physical separation increases bike ridership and reduces serious and fatal crashes, so it seems like these lanes should be a priority, ...
The Bicycle Coalition has officially published the I Bike PHL 2025 Report. In the fall months of September and October, volunteers for the Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia took 90-minute ...
Governor Murphy has signed S4834/A6235 into law, requiring riders to have registration, a license and insurance to ride ANY e-bike in NJ. The passage of the bill has led to significant confusion ...
From national days of celebration to local events you’ll only find in the Philly region, read on to see what’s in store near you and check out the complete Bike Month events calendar.
As we move further from 2020, the number of overall people killed in traffic crashes in Philadelphia continues to be stubbornly high. In 2024, 125 people were killed as a result of a crash. Throughout ...
The Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia is thrilled to announce the selection of Chris Gale to serve as the organization’s new Executive Director. “After years of close collaboration with the ...
It’s bike count time! Here’s how to help – sign up for a 90 minute morning or evening time slot at the intersection of your choice. Counts are qualitative and track a variety of data including ...
The first six months of 2025 saw the lowest amount of traffic fatalities since before 2019. So what does this mean for Vision Zero and for the rest of the year? Part of our effort to meet Philadelphia ...
Even one traffic fatality is unacceptable — especially for a Vision Zero city — and yet Philadelphia ended 2023 with record high pedestrian and bicyclist deaths. No one wants this year to follow that ...
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