To promote cycling as a viable and sustainable mode of transportation.

To organize cycling events and competitions.

To lobby for cycling-friendly infrastructure.

To provide cycling education and training.

Organizing bike rallies and protests.

Lobbying for cycling-friendly legislation.

Working with local governments to improve cycling infrastructure.

Educating the public about the benefits of cycling.

To create a safe and accessible cycling environment.

To encourage people to cycle more often.

To reduce traffic congestion and pollution.

To improve public health and well-being.

Dedicated cycling lanes and paths.

Safe intersections and crossings.

Traffic calming measures.

Public bike-sharing programs.

By reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

By improving air quality.

By reducing traffic congestion.

By promoting physical activity.

Lack of funding for cycling infrastructure.

Resistance from motorists and other road users.

Public safety concerns.

Lack of political support.

By building stronger partnerships between cycling advocates and policymakers.

By increasing public awareness of the benefits of cycling.

By developing more comprehensive and ambitious cycling policies.

By securing more funding for cycling infrastructure.

The Netherlands: A country with a high rate of cycling and a comprehensive cycling infrastructure.

Copenhagen, Denmark: A city known for its bike-friendly design and high levels of cycling.

Bogota, Colombia: A city that has implemented a successful bike-sharing program and improved cycling infrastructure.

Montreal, Canada: A city that has invested heavily in cycling infrastructure and has seen a significant increase in cycling rates.

Join a local cycling advocacy organization.

Contact their elected officials to express support for cycling-friendly policies.

Volunteer at cycling events and rallies.

Educate their friends and family about the benefits of cycling.

The League of American Bicyclists: A national organization that advocates for cycling and provides resources for cyclists and cycling advocates.

The European Cyclists' Federation: A federation of cycling advocacy organizations from across Europe.

The World Cycling Alliance: A global network of cycling advocacy organizations.

The International Bicycle Fund: A non-profit organization that supports cycling advocacy and development projects around the world.