In 2025, bike share programs have become a cornerstone of urban mobility—merging convenience, eco-conscious living, and public transit connectivity. Whether you’re navigating the streets of Toronto, New York, or Prayagraj, these modern shared bike systems… Bike Share Basics For First-Timers: Safety, Pricing & Parking Right
Cycling isn’t just for those with full mobility—it’s a powerful tool for independence, therapy, and joy accessible to many. Adaptive & inclusive cycling—through trikes, handcycles, and other specialized gear—empowers individuals with diverse mobility needs. In… Adaptive & Inclusive Cycling Trikes, Handcycles & Funding Sources
Volunteering is surging again. In the United States, 75.7 million people (28.3%) formally volunteered in 2023, contributing 4.99 billion hours—a robust rebound from pandemic lows. Each hour you contribute can be translated into a tangible,… Volunteer With Us Roles, Training Path & Impact Hours
As cities and communities double down on active transportation—walking, biking, trails, micromobility—the need for robust funding has never been greater. In 2025, opportunities span federal grants like the new ATIIP, SMART, and IIJA-funded programs, plus… Grants & Sponsorships For Active Transportation Programs
Open Streets events—also known as Ciclovías—are reshaping how cities and communities reclaim public space. By temporarily closing roads to motor vehicles and opening them up for people to walk, bike, dance, play, and connect, these… Open Streets / Ciclovía Event Toolkit Permits, Marshals & Metrics
Cycling during your period? Absolutely. Not only is it possible—it’s beneficial. Whether you’re a weekend cruiser or a gran fondo grinder, riding through your menstrual cycle can be empowering, pain-relieving, and even performance-enhancing. In 2025,… Period-Positive Rides: Practical Tips for Cycling During Menstruation
Small drops in impact speed dramatically cut the risk of people being killed or seriously injured. A driver hitting someone at 30 mph has a vastly higher chance of causing severe harm than at 20… Traffic Calming That Actually Works Speed Humps, Chicanes & Narrowing
When speeds fall, crash severity plummets. Citywide 20 mph programs have delivered large injury reductions (e.g., ~42% fewer collisions on 20 mph streets in Edinburgh; citywide fatal injuries down ~63% in another analysis). Pairing lower… School-Zone Safety Makeover Drop-Off Lanes, Crossings & Speed Limits
In 2025, the urban planning world is shifting: parking minimums, once ubiquitous, are being scrapped in favor of people-focused mobility. Cities recognize that mandating excessive off-street parking inflates housing costs, drives sprawl, and eats public… Parking Reform For People-First Streets From Minimums To Mobility