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Walk/Bike/Places
Walk/Bike/Places strives to be the most informative and progressive active transportation conference in North America. Produced by Project for Public Spaces, the event consists of nearly 100 participant-led breakout sessions and locally-led workshops, as well as opportunities for experiential learning by walking and biking through the streets and other public spaces of the host city. Due […]
$250
Webinar: A National Scan of Bike Share Equity Programs: Best Practices and Lessons Learned
Connecting with cities and bike share operators from across the United States, Portland State University conducted a nationwide scan on what programs and initiatives were running to address equity in bike share. The report “National Scan of Bike Share Equity Programs” documents responses from over 70 bike share systems. This resource will help cities and […]
Free
Bicycle Leadership Conference
The Bicycle Leadership Conference (BLC) is the world’s leading conference for bicycle industry executives. This is the opportunity to network and shape the future of bicycling. Attend for inspiration and education on topics such as: sustaining bicycling's unprecedented momentum, e-bike access, technology and the latest data trends, and diversity, equity and inclusion training for your […]
$199
Together, We Keep Moving Virtual Conference
NABSA’s 2020 annual conference has gone virtual! Like the rest of the world, NABSA has had to adjust to the coronavirus pandemic. We recognize that these adjustments also apply to our members and conference attendees. We owe it to you to proceed with an event that brings together the greatest minds in bikeshare and shared […]
$175 – $250
Washington Bike, Walk, Roll Summit
2020 SUMMIT FOCUS AND NAMING CHANGE: "The Washington Bike Summit is now the Washington Bike, Walk, and Roll Summit. We’ve renamed the summit to reflect a big goal: to create a space where advocates and professionals discuss and advance the often overlapping but sometimes distinct and different needs of people who bike, walk and roll. […]
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