On Monday eve, December 13th, BWANH hosted its annual meeting via Zoom, and featured a guest speaker. The event was open to BWANH supporters old and new, plus all members of the general public.
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Month: January 2022
What Happened to the Tunnel?
On October 28 , 2021, advocacy representatives were shocked to learn that NHDOT scrapped plans for a bike-ped tunnel under the planned Route 93 Exit 4-A connector road project in Derry. The tunnel solution had been in place, agreed upon by all parties, and fully funded for years. Shockingly, instead of the more direct, safer, […]
Read MoreNH Rail Trails Coalition Conference now in “Knowledge Nugget” Format
The state-wide New Hampshire Rail Trails conference that was held on October 16, 2021 via Zoom was recorded and made available on the NHRTC website.
Read MoreWinter Bike to Work Day
Join riders from around the world as they brave the elements on International Winter Bike to Work Day – Friday February 11th!
Read MorePlan Your 2022 Rides
It may be January. It may be cold. There may be snow and ice on the ground, but it is not too early to begin planning your ride schedule for 2022!
Read MoreEurope Puts Bicycles Front and Center in Mobility Plans
Recently, the European Commission, an organization that sets policy, priorities and strategies for the future of the European Union, introduced a new Urban Mobility Framework that advocacy groups are suggesting will revolutionize mobility and transportation
Read MoreThe Myth of Pedestrian Infrastructure in a World of Cars
One of the biggest lies in transportation planning is calling something “multi-modal.”
Read MoreBig Cars Are Killing Americans
This provocative and enlightening must-read article written by author Angie Schmitt for The Atlantic, was originally forwarded by America Walks.
Read MoreProtected Bike Paths Saved Lives During Covid
COVID sparked a bike boom across America, but a new study of one Virginia city shows that communities who prioritized building protected bike paths saved the most lives – and would have done so with or without the virus.
Read More2022 Legislative Bills BWANH Supports
First off, many thanks to BWANH & NHRTC members Dave Topham, Abby Evankow, Ellen Kolb and Boyd Smith, who have all spent many hours investigating and reviewing the current lengthy list of legislation (bills) going before our NH state legislature for this 2022 session.
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