Creating Awareness in my Community

[Tuckervill]

I want a jersey that proclaims our 3 feet law, but I don't want any cracks about the size of my arse!

Karen

[Melalvai]

First, take a Road I course (check the League of American Bicyclist's website for a course near you).

Second, get involved with the community. I just don't think trying to change the world by yourself will be effective. If there is not currently something in your community you can start it with help from established groups, such as the League, or a state group if you have one. Maybe the One Million Bicycles project can impact your area.

I love the flags you found, Geonz. I really want the pirate flag!

[PscyclePath]

Cross-posted from another response to a similar question... hopefully the links will come along.

Good stuff from the Bicycle Federation of Wisconsin:
http://www.sfbike.org/?employers
http://www.bfw.org/articles/bikecommuting.php

And BFW's "Parking For Free" employer's guide and case studies:
http://www.bfw.org/projects/commute.pdf

From the Bicycle Coalition of Maine:
http://www.bikemaine.org/btwemployer.htm

And from BikeIowa:
http://www.bikeiowa.com/asp/bike/EmployerGuide.asp

Lots of good stuff from the San Francisco Transportation Management Association:
http://www.sacramento-tma.org/Bicycling.htm

Some facts and figures from Commuter Connections:
http://www.mwcog.org/commuter/Bdy-bike10.html

And from RoadBikeRider.com, this is one of the best little handbooks that's currently out there... I've had a copy for awhile (and use it heavily in the LAB Commuting course), but they were giving it away last week at least...
http://www.roadbikerider.com/bc_excerpt.htm