Advocacy
What to do if you spot a driver ‘rolling coal’ on Colorado roads
by Elaine Tassy·Aug. 29, 2024, 4:00 am Our Colorado Wonders story on the low numbers of drivers being cited for rollin’ coal – 43 to
September 3, 2024
Colorado traffic deaths dropped in 2023. That was not the case for cycling fatalities. CDOT reported 20 cyclists were killed in 2023 by motorists, which was a 33% increase from 2022, which set a record in Colorado. It seems that unless someone is directly impacted by traffic violence, it has become almost normalized.
Colorado Avid Cyclist has been a supporter of several organizations that are in the bicycle advocacy arena. Below are some of the groups and organizations that fall in that wheelhouse. All of these, sadly have a story or stories behind them. We encourage anyone who rides a bike to support one or more of these amazing organizations.
If you have, or know of, an organization that needs to be added to this page, please reach out to us at [email protected]. Ride On!
by Elaine Tassy·Aug. 29, 2024, 4:00 am Our Colorado Wonders story on the low numbers of drivers being cited for rollin’ coal – 43 to
By: Rachael Krause, 9 News The city wants the public’s help in deciding where some of these new routes should go. DENVER — The City
“Ride for Magnus: Ride for Your Life” Almost a year ago, July 29, 2023, a 17-year-old, Magnus White, was hit and killed by a driver
By: Brad Tucker, Colorado Bike Law Over two million bikes are stolen in the US every year. Some of these bikes are dirt cheap steeds
Reasons Of Support And Opposition Of The Bill By Bicycle Colorado, March 22, 2024 Most people agree that a driver’s sole focus should be on