Help and sign the pledge:
www.peopleforbikes.org
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Help and sign the pledge:
www.peopleforbikes.org
I would certainly help that as cities improve roads - such as widening two lane roads to four lanes - they include bike lanes. Or the planning of a road construction project includes the bike lane.
I'm glad to sign "the pledge."
Team Estrogen has a strong voice. Hopefully we will all sign as well as continue to promote biking in our own ways.
I tried to send a reply email to the info@bikesbelong.org but it bounced. Twice. Hopefully that means they are having an avalanche of signers sending them emails.Quote:
Originally Posted by Resi
Since I can't sign the petition..I just wanted to give a heads up on one foundation in Australia & what they're doing...I think the A Metre Matters campaign's great!
http://www.amygillett.org.au/
I signed the pledge last night and it worked, maybe try later...Quote:
Originally Posted by pardes
Perhaps I wasn't clear.Quote:
Originally Posted by Resi
I could vote with no problem. But when I sent an email to them to do some projects together in Delaware at, info@bikesbelong.org, it bounced twice in a row. Very odd.
Signed it, thanks for posting.
Susan
I send them an email and worked too. Hope more people sign up, I don't work for them but I work for us cyclists and pedestrians... Let's go girls and of course boy's...LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by pardes
One more idea, I printed some flyer's and will hand them out in the gym's, cycling stores and other... in my area...
I posted the link to twitter and my fb page. Every little bit helps I figure. I'll post it to the listserve for the statewide bike org. too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Resi
Thanks for posting but unfortunately I am in the UK.
However, I have still put it on my Facebook, as I like the idea.
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