League of American Bicyclists

The League of American Bicyclists, a cyclist's advocacy group was founded in 1880 as the League of American Wheelmen to improve riding conditions within the United States of America largely by advocating the paving of roads.

Table of contents

1 Bicycle Friendly Communites 2 Contact 3 External links

Bicycle Friendly Communites

The LAB has formally recognized these U.S. cities as bicycle-friendly communities for "providing safe accommodation and facilities for bicyclists and encouraging residents to bike for transportation and recreation":

Gold-Level

• Corvallis, Oregon
• Palo Alto, California

Silver-Level

• Denver, Colorado
• Fort Collins, Colorado
• Missoula, Montana
• Santa Barbara, California
• Stanford University, California
• Tempe, Arizona

Bronze-Level

• Cary, North Carolina
• The Presidio of San Francisco, California
• Redmond, Washington
• Schaumburg, Illinois
• Shawnee, Kansas
• Beaverton, Oregon

Contact

1612 K Street NW, Suite 800; Washington, DC 20006-2850 202-822-1333 (phone) 202-822-1334 (fax)

External links

• The League of American Bicyclists