BikePGH and the City of Pittsburgh are co-hosting the City's first-ever Vision Zero Summit. Join us on October 17 for a day of discussions, speakers and breakout sessions highlighting the local and regional efforts to achieve zero traffic deaths on our roadways.
Rightsizing is the process of reallocating a street's space to better serve its full range of users. Road closures offer a natural experiment on how drivers behave after a change.
The state’s highest court affirms that bicyclists can determine the safest lane position to ride, and police can’t pull you
Join DOMI to see what “quick-build” safety improvements are planned in the South Side UPDATE 6/24: DOMI has posted the
Yesterday's vulnerable road user fatalities highlight the need for Allegheny County to adopt Vision Zero
Help keep the momentum – speak up in the 2026 Capital Budget UPDATE 6/11/25: The City’s Department of Mobility and
We Bike, We Walk & WE VOTE It is obvious that changing our streets to make it safer for biking
Our survey reveals the levels of street harassment that women and non-binary Pittsburghers face while riding a bike DeAnna Srock,
The report takes a deep dive into the City’s progress toward eliminating traffic fatalities It’s been one year since Mayor
A day of collaboration and action as leaders and advocates unite for a future with zero traffic fatalities Between the
County Council to vote on Complete Streets Ordinance on Tuesday, Feb 11 UPDATE FEB. 11, 2025: The Ordinance passed with
“Zero Compromises on Safety for All” The Southwestern Pennsylvania Commission (SPC), along with the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT), Allegheny
We’re ready to roll up our sleeves and go for GOLD Pittsburgh has come a long way since the League
The scene in Market Square during 2024’s Bike to Work Day Our annual analysis of how residents commute in the
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