One of Bike Maryland’s goals is to foster local bicycle advocacy throughout the state, whether it’s an independent advocacy group or an active and inclusive wing of a local bike...
Yesterday I capitalized on the beautiful, warm October weather and went for a fantastic ride. I headed west from my home, rode into the rolling hills of Howard County farmland,...
Not long after I started at Bike Maryland, we were asked to review a Bicycle Friendly Community application from Hagerstown, Maryland. At the time, we had no basis for reviewing...
The 2014 Maryland ballot includes two referendum questions; one of which helps protect transportation funding. Senate Bill 829 passed during this year’s General Assembly session, asks the public, “Should the...
A week in review of the news articles, calls for volunteers, and updates in the cycling world. In Maryland Bikemore: I-70 Connection Success Article and Pictures Baltimore Bike Party Community...
From Kevin King, board member of Bike Maryland and Associate Principal, Ayers Saint Gross, Architects and Planners: I had an opportunity this week to attend a Bike Friendly University Summit at...
A week in review of the news articles, calls for volunteers, and updates in the cycling world. In Maryland: Delmarva Now: Salisbury program unites establishments, bicyclists Baltimore Sun: Study...
On Wednesday, October 8th, I rode out to Edmondson Avenue bike lanes in Catonsville, MD. On the western edge of the lanes they connect into wide shoulders and finally into...
On Friday, October 10th, a group of Johns Hopkins Medical Institutes campus students, staff, and faculty rode down to the Department of Transportation and City Hall to deliver a petition...
After a better than expected Tour du Port, we at Bike Maryland are not slowing down. Even with a last minute date change that conflicted with the Seagull Century...