1975 Schwinn Continental

1975 Schwinn Continental
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Thursday, October 23, 2014

Take BikeSafetyQuiz.com and Enter to Win $200!

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The League of Illinois Bicyclists congratulates the first round of winners of the Illinois Bicycle Safety Quiz Challenge that was launched in June 2013.  

 

Five individuals from around the state were selected in a random drawing from thousands of participants that have completed the quiz at BikeSafetyQuiz.com.  

Peter Barson from Arlington Heights, Anthony Mikrut from Chicago, Jessica VanDyke from Olney, Maurice Ball from Lisle, and Nicole Ream-Sotomayor from Urbana have been awarded a $200 cash prize each. Read more about our winners at BikeLIB.org

 

Five more individuals from around the state will be randomly selected to win $200 on a weekly basis from October 27 - November 24, 2014! 

 

LIB invites all Illinois bicyclists and motorists to complete a quiz at BikeSafetyQuiz.com and enter to win! 

 

Enter by joining the LIB mailing list at the end of the quiz. Open to all Illinois residents. Another round of prize drawings is slated for April - May 2015 and quiz entries are valid for a year.  

 

The cash participation prizes are funded by proceeds from the sales of  LIB's Share the Road specialty license plates

 

 

 

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Tuesday, October 21, 2014

Kicking Asphalt--A Better World Club Newsletter

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We've Jump Started Our Blog!!! Newsletters Are So Yesterday!


We've decided to take our blog -- that has been sitting in the garage -- and jump start it! Rev its engine and get it blazing down the road! And we want you to hop on for the ride.

Here at BWC we have taken an oath to blow your mind with an onslaught of incredible blog posts. It's going to be like when the iPhone 6 came out -- but only better because our blog won't warp!

With our blog you will get Kicking Asphalt and more!
That's right, the same as the newsletter.  Same attitude. Same information. Same humor. But now 5 times a week!

Topics we are excited to discuss on our blog will be sustainable living, green technology, economic change, political "hot topics" and the like. Could it get any more exciting? We don't think so!

We will be sharing our opinions (hmm...is there enough room?), our thoughts (for free), and our findings (look a rock!) with all of you!

We have joined forces with other quirky experienced bloggers in the industry and are looking forward to keeping a finger on the pulse of all things transportation and all things green...and anything else we feel like for that matter.

You will enjoy a special treat from our own CEO here at BWC (who you can read on occasion at The Huffington Post, but now you can find him here weekly!). Mitch combines the sagacity of Weird Al Yankovich with the wit of George Will (Or is it the other way around? No, that sounds right).

But wait! Green Tech Wednesdays are sure to be a favorite! We can't wait to sink our teeth into some serious cutting edge information with this one. Like uncovering where to get an electric long board, or exploring nuclear fission, or how to teleport to work instead of driving. OK, so that last one is pretty futuristic...but in 100 years it won't be, and that's how long we plan to write this blog.

We will also have a Friday blog that is dedicated to sustainable living and promises to seek out all the hot new inventions and cool tips on how to make your life greener -- how to align your environmental ideals with your day-to-day activities. Say like: how to make a nudist costume out of nothing -- a.k.a. the ultimate sustainable costume.

We hope you will join the fun, quirky and interesting conversations we create online via our blog, and visit it regularly to get the scoop from our BWC blogging community.

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Climate Summit 2014 -- An Overdue Affair

"We Deserve To Do More Than Survive, We Deserve To Thrive" – Kathy Jetnil-Kijiner

Motivation came in the form of extreme weather, but at least it came. The 2014 Climate Summit, well over due, was the first of its kind in five years. Among the big take-away moments of the Summit was when 120 world leaders were upstaged by a 26-year-old poet.

Kathy Jetnil-Kijiner was chosen from over 500 candidates to represent civil society. It was this woman's poem, this woman from the low-lying Marshall Islands (a small nation in the western Pacific), that marked the most powerful moment of the entire summit. Essentially, Jetnil-Kijiner's poem shamed the world leaders for not acting fast enough. Watch her deliver her moving poem here:

http://youtu.be/mc_IgE7TBSY

Before Jetnil-Kijiner read her impressive poem, she took a moment to make a statement on climate change, saying:

"Climate change not only affects us islanders, it threatens the entire world. To tackle it we need a radical change of course. This isn't easy. I know. It means ending carbon pollution within my lifetime. It means supporting those of us most affected to prepare for unavoidable climate impacts. And it means taking responsibility for irreversible loss and damage caused by greenhouse gas emissions."

In a nutshell, she scolded 120 world leaders, and even Leonardo DiCaprio who was there to do a cameo.

Hopefully, they got the message and hopefully Jetnil-Kijiner's powerful poem helps galvanize and catalyze climate action.

The intense heat waves, large wildfires, rising sea levels, and destructive typhoons have sent a clear enough message…Jetnil-Kijiner has urged us to listen.

The Climate Summit of 2014 provided a unique opportunity for leaders to champion an ambitious vision, anchored in action that will enable a meaningful global agreement in 2015.

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AAA Watch

AAA's Decision to Open Own Auto Repair Shops Alienates Smaller Shops, Creates Major Controversy

Is going into direct competition with longtime AAA auto repair shops good business or bad business for AAA?

Many of these shops have been in business with AAA for years, now they face a tough decision: give valuable information over to a direct competitor or sever their membership with AAA and face a drastic loss in business.
 

In order to continue to grow their monopoly AAA has opened their own auto repair shops – known as AAA Care Care, or CCIT shops. These shops are in direct competition with every AAA approved auto repair shop.

AAA started their Approved Auto Repair (AAR) program in 1975. In its formative years AAR was about guiding consumers to upstanding auto repair services. Today, it has become more about advertising and exploiting the dedicated mechanic shops that have been supporting AAA for years.

AAA's current direction has and is going to hurt a lot of smaller repair shops. This hasn't settled well for many in the auto industry, not just because of the new competition but because the competition has a rather unfair advantage...and seems they are not afraid to exploit that either. 

To top that off, new terms for AAR membership includes: turning over their customers' information and increased membership fees. What this would mean, is that AAA would have valuable information of a company they are in direct competition with.

Kenneth Quasney, president of Auto Sense, doesn't think this seems fair at all. 

"After years of providing excellent services to AAA, they have decided to build and manage their own service centers," says Quasney. "For the last 3 years (maybe longer), they have assured their approved service centers they would NOT route vehicles to their managed (AAA) repair centers. This in our opinion is not what's happening. They have built a business off of the backs of our members and now wish to end run them. I am not an approved service center myself. I saw this coming years ago and refused to participate. However, many of our members are refusing to renew their membership with AAA. They feel that AAA is after their Data Base (the approved service center)."

Is this story about survival for AAA? Are they simple doing what they need to do to expand and maintain a successful business or have they gone beyond that?

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Hillsboro, Oregon

Hillsboro is the greenest of any 'Green Power Community' in the nation, EPA says

The Pacific Northwest has always tooted its own horn when it comes to being green – and, no, not just when it comes to its awesome foliage. The Pacific Northwest long been on the forefront of sustainability. And now, the EPA has given them the kudos they need to be down right snooty about it too! The EPA recently deemed Hillsboro the greenest of any "Green Power Community" in the nation.

The crown comes as a result of the Environmental Protection Agency's fourth-annual competition: The Green Power Community Challenge.  

Hillsboro scooped the number one spot by using the highest percentage of sustainable power, according to results just over 50 percent of the city's total electricity use comes from green power. Second place straggled in at 40 percent – this was awarded to Brookeville, Md.

Fifty-three communities nationwide competed in the challenge. To qualify, a municipality had to be certified as an EPA "Green Power Community" for meeting the agency's minimum standards for power usage. Green power is electricity from renewable sources such as wind, solar or low-impact hydropower.

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Vagabond Vans

vag·a·bond, ˈvagəˌbänd/ noun

  1. a person who wanders from place to place without a home or job.
    • a rascal; a rogue.
Vagabond Vans is one of BWC's newest, coolest fleet clients. They are a Portland based rental agency that has converted mini vans into mini-RV's.

Rates start at $49.99/day.

Here is their story:

"Wanderers and wonderers. That's us. For ten years we traveled the globe, logging stories, simmering on ideas, celebrating our experiences along the way.  Chicago, New York, Vietnam, New Zealand, Poland, Israel – between the three of us we've covered some ground.  Now that we're ready to plant some roots and officially call Portland home, we wanted to find a way to preserve and more importantly share our sense of adventure. Hence the creation of Vagabond Vans.

"We invest where it matters most; reliability, function and comfort.  Each vehicle has been thoroughly inspected and is well maintained. Additionally, Toyota Previas are known for their dependability and have an almost cult like following. Our custom interior is designed to maximize space while providing essential features, making them perfect for camping in an urban environment or remote wilderness."

Vagabond Vans are clean, simple and fun. They are both practical and quirky. They allow you to camp anywhere on your  schedule. So, whether you've been craving a long weekend getaway or have a month to travel up and down the Pacific Coast Highway, Vagabond Vans will allow you to take the trips you've been dreaming of without breaking the bank.

Rent a Vagabond Van for your next adventure. Rates starting at $49.99/Day.

Visit Vagabondvans.com and Start Your Adventure Today

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Looking for more ways to live a green, clean lifestyle? GreenHome.com will show you the way!

Green Home has a plethora of green ideas for you whether you live in suburban house, rural ranch house, or an apartment. No matter who you are or what kind of life you live Green Home has fun green tips for everyone.

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Interested in more cool green products? Check this list of Top 10 Eco-Friendly Products out! You will sure find something cool, decorative and/or useful while maintaining your green mission.

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Tiny Atlas Quarterly

What we love: A roster of talented photographers relay the essence of a place through portraiture, landscape, and mini library shoots — delivering travel narratives over the course of several beautiful images. 

Editor-in-chief Emily Nathan travels for the ghost of Isla Negra (Pablo Neruda's house of collections overlooking the Pacific), which compels her to add to her own shell and miniature landscape painting collections.

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What we love: A roster of talented photographers relay the essence of a place through portraiture, landscape, and mini library shoots — delivering travel narratives over the course of several beautiful images. 

Editor-in-chief Emily Nathan travels for the ghost of Isla Negra (Pablo Neruda's house of collections overlooking the Pacific), which compels her to add to her own shell and miniature landscape painting collections.

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What we love: A roster of talented photographers relay the essence of a place through portraiture, landscape, and mini library shoots — delivering travel narratives over the course of several beautiful images. 

Editor-in-chief Emily Nathan travels for the ghost of Isla Negra (Pablo Neruda's house of collections overlooking the Pacific), which compels her to add to her own shell and miniature landscape painting collections.

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What we love: A roster of talented photographers relay the essence of a place through portraiture, landscape, and mini library shoots — delivering travel narratives over the course of several beautiful images. 

Editor-in-chief Emily Nathan travels for the ghost of Isla Negra (Pablo Neruda's house of collections overlooking the Pacific), which compels her to add to her own shell and miniature landscape painting collections.

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What we love: A roster of talented photographers relay the essence of a place through portraiture, landscape, and mini library shoots — delivering travel narratives over the course of several beautiful images. 

Editor-in-chief Emily Nathan travels for the ghost of Isla Negra (Pablo Neruda's house of collections overlooking the Pacific), which compels her to add to her own shell and miniature landscape painting collections.

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Thursday, October 9, 2014

October 2014 Streetside

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News from the North American coalition of state and local biking and walking advocacy organizations

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News from the Alliance


2014 Leadership Retreat Draws 125 Advocacy Leaders for Immersive Peer Learning 

Last month, 125 leaders from state and local grassroots biking and walking advocacy organizations gathered at a conference center outside Pittsburgh for the 2014 Alliance Leadership Retreat. 

It was an amazing and educational meeting of the minds: advocates from both coasts and everywhere in between led, attended, and populated sessions on advancing active transportation in their states, provinces, and communities. 

The savvy, forward-looking leaders who make up our People Powered Movement brought their full enthusiasm and intelligence to learn from each other and map out the future of their – of our – work.

Check out a recap of the weekend pulled from the #LR14 hashtag »

See photos from the Retreat »


Federal Workers: Please Consider Giving to the Alliance in the Combined Federal Campaign 

The Alliance for Biking & Walking would like to extend a very special thank you to all of the United States federal employees who support the advancement of biking and walking across the country. 

In this year's Combined Federal Campaign, please consider a gift to the Alliance. Your contribution will go towards improving active transportation at the grassroots level! 

If you have family or friends who work in the federal government, please consider passing along this message.  

The CFC code for the Alliance for Biking & Walking is 29255.


Announcing Advocacy Advance "Big Ideas" Grants 

Over the past three years, the Alliance has worked with the League of American Bicyclists through the Advocacy Advance partnership to award grants to organizations that have won over $120 million in public investments for active transportation projects. 

This fall, Advocacy Advance introduces "Big Ideas" Grants. 

Modeled after the successful Rapid Response Grant program, Advocacy Advance will award $30,000 total – 3 grants of $10,000 each – to organizations that are pushing forward on some of the most important areas of bicycling and walking advocacy.

Learn more about Advocacy Advance Big Ideas Grants »


Learn How to Win Better Biking & Walking at the Santa Barbara Winning Campaigns Training

Lots of people wish that their communities were more walkable and more bikeable, but relatively few people step up to change the transportation status quo. Are you taking the next step to advocate for biking and walking in your community? 

If so, you stand to benefit from an Alliance for Biking & Walking Winning Campaigns Training.

On December 5 - 7 in Santa Barbara, CA, biking and walking advocates like you will dedicate a weekend to strategically planning out campaigns for better active transportation. With expert advice and coaching from veteran advocates, we'll help you develop your campaign from an idea to an action plan.

Register for the final Winning Campaigns Training of the year, December 5 - 7 in Santa Barbara, CA »


Infographic: How Biking and Walking Advocacy Organizations Can Participate in Elections

Election season is in full swing. How can biking and walking advocacy organizations participate?  

Most are biking and walking advocacy organizations are 501(c)(3) nonprofits. Under (c)(3) legal designation, nonprofits can collect tax-deductible donations, but are legally barred from certain political activities. Some biking and walking advocacy organizations are 501(c)(4) organizations, which can't accept tax-deductible donations but are permitted a wider array of activities around elections and political persuasion. 

See our infographic to understand the similarities and differences between 501(c)(3) and (4) nonprofits around elections »


Who Bikes and Walks in the United States (and Why)?

Does everybody walk and bike, or are there differences in gender, income, age, and race?

Using information from the 2014 Benchmarking Report, we looked at the data sources that give us clues about who travels by foot and by bike in the United States. 

See how walking and biking vary by age, gender, income, and race in the United States »


New Report: Public-Private Partnerships for Transportation

Last month, Advocacy Advance released its latest resource, "Public-Private Partnerships for Transportation." This concise primer answers basic questions about public-private partnerships (PPP, or P3) and how bicycling and walking can fit into these projects.

P3s are becoming an attractive option, and they certainly offer great potential benefits for active transportation projects. But P3s have potential problems, too. 

See Advocacy Advance's new report, Public-Private Partnerships for Transportation »


Tackling Your End-of-Year Appeal

The end-of-year appeal is the most significant single effort most organizations make to raise money from individuals. It's also an unmatched opportunity for you to connect with your stakeholders and let them know about your achievements from the past year and goals for the coming year.

The fall appeal can be a nightmare of procrastination, overwhelm and last-minute panic . . . or it can be your best chance to tell your story to your constituents.

See leading advocates' advice for executing a successful end-of-year appeal »

Upcoming events


2 - 3 PM EDT

Communicating After Tragedies and Unexpected Moments (Mutual Aid Webinar) 

How should biking and walking advocates communicate following a tragedy? On this webinar, you'll hear advice from leading advocates on crisis communications following a tragic event. We'll also cover rapid response methods to take advantage of non-tragic unexpected news. Register now »



2 - 3 PM EDT



MAP-21 2.0 (Advocacy Advance Webinar)

The current federal transportation bill, Moving Ahead for Progress in the 21st Century (MAP-21), expires on October 1, 2014. Join this webinar to learn about how MAP-21 was implemented for biking and walking, and what's next in the federal transportation landscape. Register now »



2 - 3 PM EDT



Multi-Lingual Resources (Mutual Aid Call)  

As bicycle and pedestrian organizations work to expand the reach and diversity of their impact, it is important to use accessible communication. Join this webinar to learn examples of how Alliance member organizations are creating multi-media resources for non-native English speakers. Register now »



2 - 3 PM EDT



Boosting Capacity with Temporary Staff (Mutual Aid Call)  

Combined, Alliance member organizations staff over 500 full-time employees. Groups at all levels are increasing their staff capacity with strong interns, fellows, volunteers, and contractors. Join this call to learn best practices before hiring temporary staff. Register now »



2 - 3 PM EDT



Health Funding (Advocacy Advance Webinar)  

Advocates and agency staff have traditionally focused on using transportation dollars for biking and walking, but there's another set of funds out there from health agencies focused on reducing chronic diseases and obesity. In this webinar, learn about funding opportunities available from health agencies, how federal health dollars applicable for biking and walking are administered, and steps for collaboration among transportation and health advocates and agency staff. Register now »



2 - 3 PM EDT



Winning Campaigns Training: Santa Barbara, CA

On December 5 - 7 in Santa Barbara, CA, biking and walking advocates like you will dedicate a weekend to strategically planning out campaigns for better active transportation. With expert advice and coaching from veteran advocates, we'll help you develop your campaign from an idea to an action plan. Register now »

News from our members

News from our partners

  • Attention, state and local bike advocates in the United States: a new tool makes it easier than ever before to engage PeopleForBikes' 850,000+ supporters on state and local issues.
    Read more about the PeopleForBikes Local Engagement Portal »

  • Registration is now open for the 14th annual New Partners for Smart Growth Conference, January 29 - 31 in Baltimore, MD.   
    Read more from the New Partners for Smart Growth »

  • Congratulations to the 2014 APBP Annual Award winners! Special kudos to James Wilson, executive director of Alliance member organization Bike Delaware, to Adonia Lugo, equity initiative manager at the League of American Bicyclists, and to Jeff Olson, principal at Alta Planning and Design and longtime Alliance supporter.  
    Read more from the Association of Pedestrian and Bicycle Professionals »

  • A Pittsburgh-based nonprofit creates adaptive custom bicycles for children with disabilities -- so that everyone can enjoy Pennsylvania trails.
    Read more from the Rails to Trails Conservancy »

  • The League of American Bicyclists announced 150 new and renewing Bicycle Friendly Businesses -- the largest group of awardees in the program's history.
    Read more from the League of American Bicyclists »

  • Bicycle barometers record passing riders and tally the numbers for everyone to see, giving people on bikes a boost of public acknowledgement and helping city policymakers make decisions that consider all those biking citizens. 
    Read more from PeopleForBikes »

  • Win a free technical assistance workshop to help your community tackle local development challenges. Any unit or subdivision of local government, Indian tribe or regional government is eligible to apply; applications will be accepted through October 23.  
    Read more from Smart Growth America »

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