by bikefc | Nov 15, 2021 | Bicycle Advocacy, Intersection/Facility Focus, More Bikes, Programs, Safe Streets
HAVE YOU EXPERIENCED CONFLICT? In our September issue of The Pedal Post (eNewsletter), Bike Fort Collins posed the question: “Have you experienced conflict, or right-of-way confusion at the intersection of Prospect Rd. and Remington St. while riding your bike?” Thank...
by bikefc | Nov 10, 2021 | More Bikes, Programs, Safe Routes to School, Safe Streets
Building off the success of our Safe Routes to School (SRTS) program’s Challenge last spring for students in area PSD schools to see how many days they could walk or ride their bike to school, BFC initiated the Challenge again this fall. The same three schools...
by bikefc | Nov 1, 2021 | Bicycle Advocacy, Intersection/Facility Focus, Programs, Safe Streets
Once again, this month Bike Fort Collins shared a presentation featuring three more infrastructure/intersection improvement opportunities to the City’s Bicycle Advisory Committee. The opportunities included: Spring Creek Trail Tunnel/Mason Trail Intersection Jackson...
by bikefc | Oct 30, 2021 | Bicycle Advocacy, Community Rides, Events, More Bikes, Programs
The following is a summary of this Ride-Around-Town (RAT) Ride organized and led by Bike Fort Collins. RAT rides are open to the public and their purpose is to explore and discuss the strengths and weaknesses in bicycle infrastructure and connectivity in Fort...
by bikefc | Oct 29, 2021 | Bicycle Advocacy, More Bikes, Programs, Safe Routes to School, Support BFC
Back in late summer Bike Fort Collins announced the continuation and a 2nd year of Wish for Wheels FoCo, in partnership with fellow nonprofit, Wish for Wheels, to bring a new bike and helmet to every second-grader in each of Poudre School District’s (PSD) six Title 1...
by bikefc | Oct 1, 2021 | Active Living, Programs
Bike Fort Collins formally wrapped up its Active Living Grant program in April 2020, a multi-year grant program underwritten by Kaiser Permanente engaging the north Fort Collins community–specifically the Poudre Valley Mobile Home Park (PVMHP), where we reported on...
