Posts by Jason Kuhn
Walk, Ride, & Roll to Work Day
Celebrate the National Week Without Driving with Bike Cleveland, Clevelanders for Public Transit, the Northeast Ohio Coalition of Disability Organizations, and Youth Challenge! We will be in Public Square on Wednesday morning from 7:30am-9:00am to treat all car-free commuters to donuts & coffee. Come learn more about the organizations fighting for equitable mobility across the…
Read MorePublic Meetings | East Side Trails Projects
Interested in the new trails planned for Broadway-Slavic Village, Union Miles & Collinwood, and Euclid? Join project partners to learn about the 2023 RAISE East Side Trails Project at a public open house meetings on: September 19 |4:30-6:30pm (presentation at 5pm) | Stella Walsh Recreation Center, 7345 Broadway Ave, Cleveland September 28 | 5:30pm-7pm |…
Read MoreNEORSD 2023 Clean Water Fest
Ride your bike to an upcoming event on September 23rd – the NEORSD Clean Water Fest! For the fourth year in a row, visitors will be able to tour the facility by bike (space limited – sign up ASAP) and take a 5.5-mile ride at the Environmental & Maintenance Services Center in Cuyahoga Heights and…
Read MoreBike to Work Day – September
Celebrate Bike to Work Day in September on the Detroit-Superior Bridge! Nothing beats meeting up with all of Cleveland’s bike folks on your way to work. We’ll have hot coffee and delicious snacks for bicycle commuters as we take this morning to celebrate the transformative power of riding to work by bicycle. Date: Wednesday, September…
Read MoreRandom Acts of Brightness
Random Acts of Brightness is Bike Cleveland’s initiative to install front and rear bicycle light sets for riders with unlit bikes by intercepting cyclists while they are riding around in the dark. Since 2012, Bike Cleveland and volunteers have been given away over a thousand free bike lights through our Random Acts of Brightness program.…
Read MoreRandom Acts of Brightness
Random Acts of Brightness is Bike Cleveland’s initiative to install front and rear bicycle light sets for riders with unlit bikes by intercepting cyclists while they are riding around in the dark. Since 2012, Bike Cleveland and volunteers have been given away over a thousand free bike lights through our Random Acts of Brightness program.…
Read MoreRide for Sylvia
Join family and friends of Sylvia Bingham for a memorial bike ride to promote safe streets. Sylvia Bingham was tragically killed while riding her bicycle to work on September 15th 2009. Cyclists will gather at 8:30am on Saturday, September 16th at the corner of W. 11th and Fairfield (at the Bike Box) in Tremont, near…
Read MoreBike to Work Day – August
Celebrate Bike to Work Day in August on the Lorain-Carnegie Bridge! Nothing beats meeting up with all of Cleveland’s bike folks on your way to work. We’ll have hot coffee and delicious snacks for bicycle commuters as we take this morning to celebrate the transformative power of riding to work by bicycle. Date: Wednesday, August…
Read MoreAvoid A New Bike Lane?
As odd as it sounds, we’re suggesting that riders avoid a new bike lane in Cleveland. Riders traveling eastbound on Lorain Avenue at W20th Street will now see a new, green highlighted bike lane heading up onto the span of the Lorain-Carnegie Bridge. We highly suggest that you do not take it. It is short-lived,…
Read MoreBike to Work Day – July
Celebrate Bike to Work Day in July on the Lorain-Carnegie Bridge! Nothing beats meeting up with all of Cleveland’s bike folks on your way to work. We’ll have hot coffee and delicious snacks for bicycle commuters as we take this morning to celebrate the transformative power of riding to work by bicycle. Date: Wednesday, July…
Read More15-minute cities: what are they and how do bikes fit in?
In this summer blog series, we will be examining the intersectionality of multiple issues related to mobility and the need to expand protected bike infrastructure. This week’s post will discuss the concept of 15 – minute cities and the crucial role that bikes can play within them. Sign our petition calling on the City of…
Read MoreThe role of bicycling in reducing carbon emissions and how protected infrastructure can help
In this summer blog series, we will be examining the intersectionality of multiple issues related to mobility and the need to expand protected bike infrastructure. This week’s post will discuss the effect that increasing bike ridership can have on decarbonization. Sign our petition calling on the City of Cleveland to upgrade our bike network to…
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