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“To men, the bicycle in the beginning was merely a new toy, another machine added to the long list of devices they knew in their work and play. To women, it was a steed upon which they rode [...]

GMTMA was fortunate enough to be able to attend the inspiring and informative 2011 Bike & Walk Summit, hosted by the NJ Bike & Walk Coalition. The second New Jersey summit of its kind, [...]

An interactive map, fueled by data from the American Community Survey, shows all of the U.S. counties color-coded by the percentage of bicycle commuters.  The lightest color represents places [...]

The Pedestrian and Bicycling Information Center (PBIC) has a new resource on its website that provides state-by-state resources on walking and bicycling where you can learn about programs, plans, [...]

All you have to do is buy a ticket online to The New Amsterdam Bicycle Show online and automatically be entered in The New Amsterdam/New Bicycle Giveaway! The event will take place April 30, [...]

The Safe Routes to School National Partnership has just released a new publication, Bicycle and Pedestrian Curricula Guide: Making the Case for Bicycle and Pedestrian Youth Education, which is [...]

Is your company a New Jersey Smart Workplace? Do you go the extra mile to help your employees get to work? Do you sponsor programs that help reduce traffic and improve air quality? Do you offer [...]

In Streetfilms’ latest video, Tri-State Transportation Campaign’s Kate Slevin and NJ Future’s Pete Kasabach explain some of the factors behind the success of transit-oriented development in [...]

Think you can’t ride your bike around because you need to transport your kids? Think again. Some inspiration from the Dutch: [...]

There’s an interesting article on Grist.org that makes the argument that living in a bike-friendly place not only helps the environment and your own health, but is actually good for your [...]