Phase three of the Lincoln Bike Plan is now out and ready for your review and input at https://www.lincolnbikeplan.com/ through Friday, November 30. Many of you have added comments in the preceding phases (over 600), but there is still opportunity to contribute your thoughts. The more familiar you make yourself with this draft, the more informed you will be, and more able to join in the discussion of what will encourage greater numbers of people […]

I was unable to make it to the Nebraska Bike/Walk Summit last week, so I talked to someone who did, though as is usually the case, she was unable to clone herself and attend all the sessions. Jamie Granquist manages Lincoln’s bike share program, Bike LNK. I asked first about what she took away from the summit. Jamie responded that the presenters agreed that we have the beginnings of good infrastructure and a good culture […]