This post centers on video that I shot as I took a ride on Longwood Avenue in Brookline, Massachusetts, USA, from Coolidge Corner to the Riverway. Several vehicles caught up with me. I got to demonstrate how I rode in and out of a bike lane to avoid hazards and allowed the vehicles to pass […]
Join us at the Philly Bike Expo – booth #3510.
Roger DeBrito got out with his family to shoot video of them riding their e-bikes on a winter day. Here we go! Roger is a CyclingSavvy instructor and founder of Journeys from Home Montana, a program to develop independent mobility skills for children walking and bicycling. He is a long-time year-round cyclist. He describes his […]
In 2024 the American Bicycling Education Association will be reaching out at several national and regional conferences and expos. Come visit us!
Beck takes us through the fascinating history of cops on bikes. Early police officers stopped speeding horses…
You need to start reporting things,” Kirby urges cyclists. “They’re not going to know it’s a problem if they don’t hear from you and hear from your friends.
Here, in part 2, Beck explains: Beck is a retired police officer and a trainer with the International Police Mountain Bike Association. revised from original post by Tamar Wilner
In an earlier post on this blog, I described savvy strategies to navigate a small, single lane traffic circle. I’ll now take the discussion up a level and describe a modern roundabout. I shot the video below in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, while on a bicycle tour with a friend. The location in the video, FYI. […]
We want you to use your bicycle! CyclingSavvy strategies will get you around town in good form on your bicycle, but traveling with your bicycle by bus, rail or air can increase your range. We traveled to Philadelphia with our bicycles Last October, CyclingSavvy instructors gathered to give seminars and to staff a booth at […]
Traffic congestion on urban streets is a fact of life, and no bicyclist wants to be stuck in it, breathing exhaust.
CyclingSavvy is a program of the American Bicycling Education Association. Our mission is to provide programs and resources for the education of bicyclists as drivers of vehicles, and bicycling-related education for traffic engineers, transportation planners, law enforcement professionals, educators, and the general public.