My state is No. 14.

The criteria ranged "from laws and regulations that govern bicycling to policies for accommodating cyclists and infrastructure funding."

I wish Arizona had what Washington has: it "is considered a model for all other states on using federal funds for bicycle and pedestrian projects. It also earned points for adopting a safe passing and vulnerable road user law, which carries enhanced penalties for motorists who severely injure or kill a cyclist or pedestrian, Wempe said. It also creates a minimum 3-foot 'safe passing' distance for cyclists by motorists.
"The state also has a 'complete streets' policy, which means new roads must be designed with cyclists and pedestrians in mind, Wempe said."

We have the weather, but not the infrastructure. I was thrilled when the construction project on Scottsdale Road was finally finished and there were actually BIKE LANES. Then I rode there, and the bike lanes appear and disappear at random.

Sheesh, don't get me started.