outreach

Speak up! Citizen input to state transportation plan

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As we approach the 2009 legislative session hoping for real action on our state and region's many transportation challenges, Governor Purdue is asking for citizen input on the state's strategic plan for transportation. Please complete the survey to urge Governor Perdue’s transportation planning team to invest in bicycle, pedestrian, and transit.

Woodstock Police Department kicks off a Share the Road education program with ABC

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On August 26th, the City of Woodstock Police Department (WPD) and the Atlanta Bicycle Campaign launched a Share the Road Education Program in order to educate motorists and cyclists on how to legally and safely share the road.
The program was headed by the Bicycle Unit of the WPD who provided plain-clothes bike officers to ride on the street and give out warnings and information on how to share the road.

Worldwide bicycle survey needs your input

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The New York Cycle Club, a 1,600+ member organization, located in New York City, is conducting a worldwide bicycle accident survey. The results will be published as part of a cycling risk assessment study that will be made freely available to the public at the conclusion of the survey. Read more...

Website gets first Spanish-language blog - a taste of things to come

Irene at 2008 Fiesta Atlanta

Irene (pictured right at our booth at Fiesta Atlanta earlier this month), a new assistant with ABC's Share the Road campaign, has helped us break new ground by authoring our first Spanish-language blog post, Soy Ciclista. This marks the beginning of our effort to field a truly bilingual website while helping Irene to realize her personal goal of having "ABC's services reach a wider population and a greater diversity of cyclists."

Irene at 2008 Fiesta Atlanta

Irene at 2008 Fiesta Atlanta

Irene, an assistant with our Share the Road campaign program, speaks with a visitor at the ABC booth at Fiesta Atlanta, May 4, 2008.

Learn how to break out of the daily traffic grind at BikeFest

Join the Downtown TMA and ABC for BikeFest, May 14

Want to take a break from Atlanta traffic? Need to find out more about bicycling as a potential part of your alternative commute? Then join the Atlanta Bicycle Campaign and the Downtown Transportation Management Association at BikeFest and, while you're there, help us celebrate National Bike Month. You'll learn how biking to work can make your commute even cleaner while providing you with a bonus fitness opportunity, tailor-made for your busy schedule.

Wednesday, May 14, 11 am - 2 pm
Woodruff Park
Downtown Atlanta
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Celebrate Bike Month with a Thumbs Up breakfast

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While we at the Atlanta Bicycle Campaign think anytime is a good time for bicycling, officially speaking, May is Bike Month, which makes it a particularly special time. Bring a bicycle - or just a bike-friendly attitude - and help us kick off the month-long celebration with a delicious breakfast and a free cup of coffee!

Thursday, May 1, 7 - 9 am
Thumbs Up Diner
573 Edgewood Ave SE
Atlanta, Georgia 30312
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Volunteers needed for Urban Forestry Family Festival

We need at least 2 volunteers to help Rebecca out at our first tabling event of the spring. Email volunteer@atlantabike.org if you can pitch in. Tabling at festivals is fun and helps ABC make new friends all over town.

Urban Family Forestry Festival

Saturday, April 5, 12:30 pm - 2:30 pm

1442 Richland Rd SW
Atlanta, GA, 30310

See map: Google Maps