How to Keep Young Bicyclists Safe
Bicycling at a young age is a great beginning to [...]
Bicycling at a young age is a great beginning to [...]
To help bring families together while encouraging active transportation, New [...]
Bicycle commuting has increased in the past decade, but connected [...]
In New Brunswick, September means the arrival of thousands of [...]
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New Jersey Ambassadors in Motion NJAIM NJAIM is the New [...]
The Bicycle and Pedestrian Resource Center is proud to present our favorite moments in active transportation news from New Jersey in 2013, in no particular order. From becoming the leader in Complete Streets to providing communities with new resources to improve bicycle and pedestrian safety, 2013 was a great year for walking and biking in New Jersey.
Rutgers University is ranked “among the nation’s top 5 higher education institutions for commitment to diversity." The university has more than 3,300 international students from 125 nations around the world[1]. Moving to a new country can be challenging and intimidating, but Rutgers offers extensive support for international students to try and make the transition as comfortable as possible. This includes the six-day International Student Orientation, a mandatory conference-like program with a flexible schedule of workshops. Orientation took place from August 27 to September 1, and the BPRC’s New Jersey Ambassadors in Motion (NJ AIM) were excited to be invited by Rutgers to host a bicycle workshop.
On Thursday, February 23, 2012 the New Jersey Department of [...]