Take the I BIKE KNX Pledge
Whatever your reason for biking and whatever kind of bike you ride, we all share two wheels. We also share the road! Take the IBIKEKNX pledge to show your support for a safer bicycling environment!
Get on your bicycle!
The more people bicycling around town, the more normal
bicycling will seem to motorists and the more likely motorists are to notice
bicyclists. Just heightening awareness of bicycling increases safety.
People who see you on a bike may think to themselves, “Hey,
that’s a good idea– maybe I’ll get my bike out of the garage.”
When you’re biking around town, remember that you’re a role
model. If you follow the rules, you’ll be setting a good example. If you don’t,
you’ll be giving a bad name to bicyclists everywhere and confusing motorists
about what the rules really are for bicycles (Hint: same as for motorists!).
Make a Difference
Get in the know
Read the Community Guide
to Creating Great Places.
This guide explains how public policy is made in your
community and introduces you to the local officials who design and maintain
your neighborhoods and communities.
Contact your elected officials
Learning who your elected representatives are and just
calling or emailing them to say something positive about bicycling is powerful.
They have to make very difficult funding decisions and need to know they have
support from their constituents if they are going to fund bicycle projects and
programs. So just make a call or send an email about bicycle issues.
Volunteer
Volunteers are essential to getting things done. There are
always projects and events that require volunteers.
This is the official home of Volunteers… and we aren’t just
talking football.
Numerous clubs with a variety of interests are active in the
area
A unified voice representing the interests of diverse
bicycling and pedestrian groups
Volunteer organization dedicated to helping everyone with
their bicycle-related needs
Numerous clubs with a variety of interests are active in the
area