A new book outlines how to make city riding safe, practical and convenient for all. Join editors John Pucher and Ralph Buehler for a virtual presentation of their findings on May 20. Cycling is the most sustainable means of urban travel, practical for most short- and medium-distance trips—commuting to and from work and school, shopping, […]
Featuring 50+ participant-led breakout sessions and workshops, plus opportunities for experiential learning by walking and biking through the host city.
Now in its second year, this 23-hour virtual convening is all about confronting the legacy of racism in urban planning.
NABSA's Annual Conference is the leading venue for bikeshare, shared micromobility, and transportation leaders to tackle key issues facing the industry.
The Bicycle Leadership Conference (BLC) is the world’s leading event for bike industry professionals to learn, network and grow the industry. Join PeopleForBikes November 2-3, 2021, for two days of business intelligence, dynamic keynotes, training sessions and discussing critical issues facing the bike industry. Network with fellow industry professionals and learn from PeopleForBikes' interactive continuing […]
Hindsight is an annual conference on urban planning through an equity lens, organized and run by the American Planning Association New York Metro Chapter’s Diversity Committee (DivComm). Each year, Hindsight selects a theme, often around a significant urban planning and equity-related milestone, to not only shed light on the discriminatory history of planning and its […]
The in-person Bicycle Leadership Conference returns to sunny California March 21-23, 2022, for three days of discussions on the most important issues facing bicycling and the bike industry. Plus, inspiring keynotes, educational sessions, networking and, of course, spectacular bike rides. Keynote speakers include the extremely popular Guy Raz, host of NPR’s top-rated podcasts “How I […]
Equity requirements in shared micromobility programs have become increasingly prevalent in recent years, but our understanding of the scope and breadth of these requirements has been relatively limited. To address this gap in understanding, researchers collected documentation about 239 shared micromobility programs from the U.S. and have compiled all the data into an online, interactive […]
Hear from the Congressional Bike Caucus and leaders in micromobility at a virtual briefing on the policy and funding opportunities ahead that support biking and micromobility. From infrastructure to incentives, bike lanes to public charging, the infrastructure bill and other programs offer cities and states a unique moment to invest in a micromobility future. Moderated […]
Critical Mass Summit is a two-day event hosted on Friday, November 4 as an in-person or virtual experience based at Mt Sequoyah in Fayetteville, AR, and online through Zoom Events. Saturday, November 5 is available for full-weekend, in-person participants providing recreational opportunities around Northwest Arkansas concluded with the first Critical Mass Ride in Fayetteville. This […]
What is the Equity Summit? The Equity Summit—SGA’s largest event of the year—is a virtual gathering of thought leaders and practitioners who work to ensure that racial equity is a key priority in any smart growth approach. By prioritizing equity, smart growth practitioners can dismantle the systems and policies that produce or exacerbate existing racial […]
The North American Bikeshare and Scootershare Association is launching its 2023 virtual event series with a Global Shared Micromobility Roundtable Discussion. For this event, NABSA is bringing together a group of industry experts to explore shared micromobility trends across the globe, highlight where there are similarities and differences, and discuss how we can grow shared […]
