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Open House: Superior Midway Project

After 10 years of advocating, planning, and public outreach – we are pleased to invite you to the City of Cleveland’s first Open House for the Superior Midway Project Design. Once fully complete, the Midway Network will be a transformative step forward for Cleveland residents and visitors alike to embrace active transportation within a safe […]

Public 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 | […]

NEORSD 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 […]

Hiring: Community Organizer

Bike Cleveland is in search of a Community Organizer to develop and win support for key biking and walking infrastructure improvements across Greater Cleveland. Deadline: Open until filled. Posted on August 16th, 2023. Interviews expected to begin the week of September 11th. Status: Full-time, exempt salary Reports to: Executive Director Location: 3000 Bridge Ave, Cleveland, […]

Yes, Cleveland does need a new Bike Plan

The City of Cleveland recently released an RFP to hire a consultant to complete a Citywide Mobility Plan to guide improvements for people walking, biking, and taking transit over the next five years (2024-2028). You can view the RFP here. We all know the City of Cleveland loves plans, studies, and pilots. It’s a running […]

The Future of Biking in Cleveland: What We Can Learn from Other Cities

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 high-quality bike infrastructure in North American cities, and how these places can guide Cleveland to making bicycling more popular. Sign our petition calling on the […]

PUBLIC MEETINGS: NOACA Climate Action Plan

NOACA is in the process of creating a regional climate action plan that will serve as the foundation for transformative action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, build resilience, and enhance equity in our region. The plan will design and carry out a climate action strategy that integrates local initiatives and identifies opportunities to develop programs […]

Cleveland Introduces Legislation to Advance Mobility

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 transportation demand management and the ways in which bikes can be an essential part of reducing traffic congestion in commercial areas.  Cleveland Introduces Legislation to […]

Avoid 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, […]

15-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 […]

The 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 […]

Bike With The Mayor Series

The “Bike with a Mayor” series aims to provide residents with the opportunity to engage in physical activity with their elected leaders while also learning about their city’s dedication to providing greenspace and trails for year-round enjoyment. For all events, participants are expected to arrive with their own bicycle and helmet. Distances vary for each […]