Own a bicycle? You need to be at the MovePGH Public Kick-Off Meeting on Feb 2
January 26, 2012 2:30 pm Leave your thoughtsA once in a lifetime opportunity to shape the future of transportation in Pittsburgh The City of Pittsburgh has been
A once in a lifetime opportunity to shape the future of transportation in Pittsburgh The City of Pittsburgh has been
By Bill Vidonic, PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW Monday, January 23, 2012 Speeding vehicles have brushed past avid bicyclist Catherine Rigby many times,
BikePGH and SPC host a workshop for local transportation administrators and decision makers BikePGH and the Southwestern Pennsylvania Commission (SPC)
A Reuters post shows just how effective strong leadership can be, when combined with a dedication to creating good infrastructure. Long
News stories of the week The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette puts a local twist to the much talked about New York Times
The PNC Bank Logo as a sculpture bike rack I was stopped at the light on Millvale Ave and Baum
Making Streets Safer With On-Street Bike Parking from Streetfilms. The Urbanophile has an interesting article about sprawl in the Pittsburgh
From the left: Jane Kaminski, Lou Fineberg, Scott Bricker, Seth Gernot, Becca Susman, Eric Boerer. Click for Team BikePGH‘s bios
By Tom Fontaine, PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW Saturday, December 17, 2011 A Pittsburgh nonprofit applied this week for the first building permits
The big news of the week was that the feds urge states to ban all cell phone use by
Transportation Enhancement Funds on the chopping block again A giant coffeepot about 100 miles east of Pittsburgh has taken center
Photo by flickr user inorman88 First Ride of the Year enters fourth decade Started some time in the early 70s,
Kinzie Street: Chicago’s First Protected Bike lane from Streetfilms on Vimeo. 32,885 people lost their lives on our nation’s roads
Click image to make bigger Pittsburgh’s growing network of on-street bike markings Since 2007, we’ve worked with the City