Newsletters

• Give Thanks and Giving Back: Recycling your Bicycle
• Progress Report: Borough of Bay Head Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan
• BPRC – Now Active on Social Media!

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 75

• Meet Our Newest Staff Member, Lisa Cintron
• Charles Brown Appointed to America Walks Board of Directors
• Somerset County Adopts a Complete Streets Policy
• What to Look for When Purchasing a Used Bicycle

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 74

• New Brunswick Ciclovia Wraps up 2016 with Its Fourth Event
• E-Bikes in New Jersey
• Downtown Trenton Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan
• New Municipal Technical Assistance Program: Safe Routes to Transit

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 73

• Bicycle Safety Action Plan Update
• ITE Journal Publishes, Fear: A Silent Barrier to Bicycling in Black and Hispanic Communities
• Jersey City’s New Citi Bike Stations: How to Benefit All Neighborhoods Equally
• New Jersey Ambassadors in Motion Hit Bradley Beach

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 72

• Walk Together: The Benefits of Walking Groups
• What to Do After a Bicycle Crash in New Jersey

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 71

• Applications Open for Big Jump Project!
• Investments in Active Transportation Spur Economic Activity

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 70

• Ramsey Hosts First Bicycle Rodeo

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 69

• Cape May Expanding Bike Paths with NJDOT Grants
• Philadelphia Ranked #1 in Bikeability by Redfin
• NJAIM at Two Middlesex Bicycle Rodeos

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 68

• Bike Share – Not Just for the Big City
• Pemberton Township has a New Complete Streets Policy and Plan
• New Jersey Ambassadors in Motion at Metuchen Healthy Kids Day

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 67

• A New Year Brings Ciclovia Back to New Brunswick
• Get Your Bicycle Read for National Bike Month and Beyond!
• Report Wrap-Up: Guidebook for Developing Pedestrian & Bicycle Performance Measures

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 66

• Milburn Ready to Break Ground on Complete Streets Initiative
• VTC Presents at the New Jersey 2016 TransAction Conference

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 65

• Ciclovia Returns to New Brunswick for Its 4th Year
• Camden Citcuit Trails Plan Completed
• Newark Completes BikeIronBound: Bicycle Plan for the City of Newark

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 64

• The Morris Canal Greenway Makes Headway

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 63

• The Alliance for Biking and Walking Releases Its 2016 Benchmarking report
• Liberty Bridge: A History of Pedestrian Bridges Comes Full Circle in New Jersey

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 62

• What Do America’s Shopping Malls Have to Do with Health?

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 61

• Bicycling and Walking Well Represented at the New Jersey American Planning Association Conference
• The Federal Department of Transportation Passed the First Transportation Bill in Over 10 Years… But Now What?

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 60

• Winter Bicycling Tips
• Provide Input for the Princeton Bicycle Master Plan!
• The Bicycle and Pedestrian Resource Center at the Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting
• BPAC Subcommittee Releases Primer on How Shoulders Compare to Bicycle Lanes in New Jersey

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 59

• Road Diets and Safe Street Design
• New Report Quantifies Impact of Increasing Bicycling Mode Share on Climate Change Emissions

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 58

• Complete Streets: FHWA’s Revision to 13 Controlling Criteria for Design
• How Suburbia (Had) Shaped My Perception of Bicycling

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 57

• Hoboken Mayor Dawn Zimmer and National Complete Streets Coalition Director Emiko Atherton Bookend Another Successful Complete Streets Summit
• Bicycling Among Seniors on the Upswing

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 56

• New Research: Costs and Benefits of a Road Diet Conversion in New Brunswick
• Hoboken Launches Hudson Bike Share and Mayor Zimmer Takes Inaugural Ride
• Bicycling in New Jersey’s Transit Villages
• First Annual Open Streets Montclair!

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 55

• New Brunswick Park(ing) Day Photos!
• Surgeon General Issues a Call To Action to Promote Walkable Communities
• Bicycling in Camden
• Fall Bicycling Events in New Jersey

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 54

• BPRC Welcomes New Rutgers International Students at Bicycle Orientation
• Livingston Avenue Road Diet August Meeting
• Park(ing) Day Returns to New Brunswick!
• Kids Day Out
• September 11th National Memorial Trail Alliance Announces Route Alignment

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 53

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 36

• NJDOT’s Complete Streets Planning and Design Workshops
• Bicycle Safety in New Jersey
• Active Commutes: Healthy Lifestyles

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 35

• Dallas-Fort Worth Bicycle ‘Superhighway’

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 34

• Middlesex County Route 529 Corridor Plan
• Bicycle Safety
• Creating Livable and Sustainable Communities

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 33

• Kearny, NJ to Promote Bicycle and Pedestrian Friendly Improvements
• U.S. Department of Transportation Action Plan to Increase Biking and Walking
• New Bike Lock Parking Spots in Montclair Parking Garage
• Federal Highway Administration Launches Bicycle Safety Guide

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 32

• New Brunswick Ciclovia Evaluation Report Released!
• Plainfield New Jersey Contemplates a Complete Streets Policy
• Montclair’s First Bicycle “Pop Up” Lane
• First Pedestrian Safety Committee Public Meeting
• Parking Day Celebrated in New Brunswick
• The City of Hoboken’s Complete Streets

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 31

• Westwood New Jersey Contemplates a Complete Streets Policy
• Township of Hillsborough Recognized for Complete Streets Policy
• Bicycle Tourism

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 30

• New Jersey Bicycle and Pedestrian Resource Center: Bicycle Safety Workshop
• Bike Shares: Northern New Jersey Bike Share
• New Brunswick Begins Introducing On-Street Parking Corrals

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 29

• How Do Complete Streets Policy-Holding Municipalities Differ from Other Municipalities?

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 28

• New Brunswick Holds Another Successful Ciclovia
• Incentivizing Bicycling
• Complete Streets Gaining Ground in New Jersey

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 27

• The Economic Benefits of Active Transportation

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 26

• Debbie Kingsland: New Jersey State Bicycle and Pedestrian Coordinator
• Addressing the Need for Safe Bicycle Parking at Transit Stations
• Explore the Shore by Bicycle
• BPAC Meeting Summary
• Bicycling to Rail Stations in New Jersey: 2013 Benchmarking Report

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 25

• Bicycling to Rail Stations in New Jersey
• Biking in the Rain
• Complete Streets: From Policy Adoption to Implementation in New Jersey

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 24

• VTC Announces New Research Manager: James Sinclair
• Sustainable Complete Streets: Including Green Infrastructure in Complete Streets Design

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 23

• VTC Announces New Project Coordinator: Betsy Harvey
• American Community Survey: Bicycling and Walking to Work 2008-2012
• Livingston Avenue Road Diet
• May is National Bike Month

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 22

• Heat Island Mitigation in New Jersey

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 21

• Caldwell: A Complete Streets Town
• Complete Streets in Passaic County
• NB Ciclovia Makes Front Page News
• New Tools for Community Engagement

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 20

• Congratulations Sheree Davis: NJDOT Bike and Pedestrian Safety Coordinator Retires
• NJ Diabetes Leadership Forum
• Aging in Urban Centers

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 19

• Slimming Down Livingston Avenue
• Constructing Parks for Diversifying Communities
• NJ Complete Streets Policy Atlas

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 18

• 2012 Pedestrian Safety Tracking Report
• Connecting the City Through Park Corridors

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 17

• Cycling Safely in Winter

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 16

• Cycling on Sidewalks in New Jersey – Part 2

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 15

• A Banner Year for Walking and Biking

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 14

• NJ Complete Streets Policy Atlas

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 13

• 2013 Building Healthy Communities Conference

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 12

• New Jersey Gets ‘Street Smart’
• Effective Snow Removal for Pathways and Transit Stops

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 11

• 2013 NJ Complete Streets Summit
• Scenes from Ciclovia

NJ Walks & Bikes, Vol. 10

Vol. 3, No. 2

• New Jersey DOT Adopts a Complete Streets Policy
• CCCTMA Creates a Google Map showing Bicycle Routes and Public Transportation
• Bicycle and Pedestrian Considerations in the Development and Design Review Process -New Jersey Municipalities
• Statewide Bicycling Survey Completed
• Reflections on Technology: Electric Bikes in New Jersey

Vol. 3, No. 1

• Partnering for Success: The Lawrence Hopewell Trail
• Safe Bicycling and the Law
• Senior Walkability in NJ: Making Improvements One Step at a Time
• New Technology Helps Pedestrians Cross the Road
• The Bike Church: Helping Asbury Park Youth, One Rider at a Time

Vol. 2, No. 2

• The State is Ranked #9 in the Nation for Bike Friendliness
• Local Traffic and Safety Bicycle/Pedestrian Committees: Spotlight on West Windsor Township, NJ
• 10 Questions With Charles Carmalt
• Pedestrian Safety Impact Teams

Vol. 2, No. 1 

• Increasing Pedestrian Safety and Mobility in Suburban Areas
• Why Drive 25 MPH?
• NJ Bicycle and Pedestrian Advocacy
• Burlington County Bike Path Partnership

Vol. 1, No. 3

• Ten Questions with Pam Fisher
• Guiding the Way: Bicycle Signal Heads
• Takin’ it to the Streets: Creating Complete Streets
• Safety First: Walking and Bicycling at Night

• Pedestrian Safety Enforcement Workshops
• Watchung Lake Park Sidewalk Loop
• Trail Plans – Community Recreation and More
• Walkable Downtowns

Vol. 1, No. 1

• Governor’s Pedestrian Safety Initiative
• Cycling Toward a Better Quality of Life
• Developing Bicycle and Pedestrian Plans
• A Review of NJ Bike/Ped Laws