The Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission of the City of Providence is seeking input from the public on issues relevant to walking and bicycling in the city.  The meeting will be held in the 1st floor cafeteria/meeting space at 444Read More

  Providence Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission (BPAC) will hold its next regular meeting on Wednesday, January 21, 2015, 4:30 pm.  The meeting is open to the public, and comment is accepted as appropriate and agenda schedule allows.     Agenda RollRead More

  Join us for the RIBike Annual Membership Meeting on Friday, October 17, from 5-7:30pm at AS220 (115 Empire St. in Providence). There will be a member social (open to all cyclists) from 5-6pm, where you can grab a drinkRead More

Providence PARK(ing) Day is THIS FRIDAY, September 19, 2014. Volunteers are needed to help with the temporary bike lane installation, the first in the state!   PARK(ing) Day Providence invites Providence residents and businesses to temporarily repurpose their on-street or lotRead More

We just received an update from RIDOT: the new estimated opening of the George Redman Linear Park is November 2014 October 26, 2014. Perhaps we can convince them to clear the snow, since the opening was delayed by four months fromRead More

Gina Raimondo (D) ginaraimondo.com @GinaForRI Facebook Recreational biking has long been one of my family’s favorite past-times (so much so that it was featured in one of my campaign ads!). My children love riding around our neighborhood, and on ourRead More

Educate yourself on where the candidates stand on bike and pedestrian issues and vote in the primary election on Tuesday, September 9, as well as the general election on Tuesday, November 4.   As with the Providence mayoral candidate questionnairesRead More

Angel Taveras (D) angel2014.com @AngelForRI Facebook Please let us know of any actions you have already taken that could improve conditions for bicycling. • On Bike To Work Day in 2012, I created the City’s first Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission (BPAC),Read More

Clay Pell (D) claypell.com @ClayPell Facebook The quality, accessibility and, affordability of Rhode Island’s transit and transportation systems determine in large part how productive its residents and businesses can be. But transportation, including bicycling, provides so much more than justRead More

Ken Block (R) blockforgovernor.com @KenBlockRI Facebook I am a supporter of bicycling in our state and in our country. I own a bicycle and before the campaign season enjoyed going on bicycle rides with my wife and children. As a smallRead More