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Action on the Road going through the Miccosukee Greenway

Finally water due to the Walaunee development that flooded the Miccosukee Greenway is receding

New solar cycling paths generate electricity and reduce energy consumption if people use them.

A local cyclist died from his injuries after being run over by a man driving a truck in Jefferson County. Come to the send-off at the Chaires Community Center Thursday at 5:30

Railroad Avenue between FAMU Way and Gaines St is scheduled to get a facelift. The current plan call for a two lane raod a median, greenery, a multi-use path on the west side, but no bikelanes.

There have been 2 bills filed that are of importance to cyclist safety. While the full session doesn't start until March, these bills are going to be taken up by the various committees. It is important to tell your legislators and the committee members that these bills are crucial to the safety of bicycles and pedestrians.

It's Bike To Work week. This video explains why...

Did the light not turn green for you just because your vehicle is not motorized? That is not normal. Complain!

Our Kids on Bikes trailer is at Hartsfield elementary

We have new officers to lead our club into the next decade!

The holiday party was again generously hosted by Susan Blessing and Kevin Sossong at their home. So wonderful! At this location also the new officers for 2024 were elected.

What's going on now

A summary of items and projects that CCCyclists is paying attention to and providing input for the local planning agencies.

First a get together on Bike packing, touring, and bicycle vacationing Friday evening February 10th. Second, in March there will be a one or two day (you choose) club ride to explore the new coastal trail. Read on to hear more about both of these activities. In addition, we have a new weekly club ride that will leave from Bicycle House at 10:30 AM Sunday mornings, check facebook or the web site for any location changes. And, finally, we are working on putting together another multi day ride in South Georgia in April.

We remember Larry Kokesh, a long time CCC member and avid cyclist into his eighties, who passed away recently.

"Safe streets for everyone means more than bike lanes and sidewalks. It means that everyone is free to move on our streets, in our neighborhoods, and throughout our cities without fear of violence, racial profiling, or police brutality." (League of American Bicyclists)

Capital CIty Cyclists is participating again in the Winter Festival parade. Dec 4. Parade starts at 7:15, come join us before 7 pm. Open to all cyclists, but helmets are required, as well as decorated bikes. However, do not come dressed as Santa, there are no Santas allowed in the parade.

HB/SB 950 clarifies and imporves the statute regarding bicycle and pedestrian safety