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 ...
RSVP >> Slow Down, Save Lives: A Route 13 Advocacy Walk RSVP >> ...
Electric bicycles (e-bikes) and e-scooters provide important ways for people to get around Pennsylvania affordably, safely, and efficiently. Across the commonwealth, people with able bodies, ...
Every day, people move through Philadelphia’s streets to run errands, meet a friend, commute to work, or simply exercise. But for people walking and biking, getting from one place to another can come ...
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 Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia is committed to advancing legislation that protects all vulnerable road users at the state and federal levels. From parking-protected bike lanes in ...
We are thrilled to announce that Uma McGuire has been promoted to Communications and Community Engagement Manager here at the Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia! Uma came to us as a West Coast ...
Electric bikes are everywhere right now. More riders are discovering the convenience, accessibility, and fun that e-bikes provide. But with their rapid growth has also come confusion. What exactly ...
Thanks to everyone who joined us for Bike to Work and Wherever Day 2026 with Independence Blue Cross and Philly Bike Train! We had the highest recorded attendance, flooding Dilworth Plaza with almost ...
After unanticipated delays due to supply chain issues and structural design complications, the Philadelphia Streets Department announced that the Schuylkill River Crossing Swing Bridge will be opening ...
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