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Sections and pages still needed

Updated Sep 8, 2026 1 min read Created by Steve Gerner
To-Do

Key Takeaways

  1. Effective Tabling: Scripts and Materials
  2. 1st Steps to getting organized
  3. Vision & Mission Statement
  4. Objectives / Goals

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Below is a list of sections and article ideas we would like to add to the wiki. Please edit and expand this list or leave a comment. Please feel free to start a new page and begin working on any of these ideas!

Community

  • Effective Tabling: Scripts and Materials

Operations

  • 1st Steps to getting organized
  • Vision & Mission Statement
  • Objectives / Goals
  • Forming a Non-profit

Legal & Enforcement

  • Safe Passing Laws
  • Lobbying Prosecutors / Attorneys to bring criminal charges
  • Overview of how the criminal justice system works

Policy & Advocacy

  • Design Standards (NACTO, FHW, etc.)
  • Example Design Guides (e.g. Tucson)
  • Adaptive Streets
  • Safe Routes to Schools
  • Transportation Plans

Infrastructure

  • Safety Audit Guide
  • Design First
  • Speed, Volume, Complexity
  • Types of Bike Facilities
  • Federal Funding Overview, State Transportation, MPOs, etc.

Education / Safety and Accident Prevention

  • Data on common causes of cycling accidents
  • Driver Education
  • Driver Top Tips
  • Cyclists Top Tips
  • Youth Education
  • Bicycle Friendly Driver

Elections

  • How to navigate elections as a non-profit
  • Election Cycles (Candidate Rides)
  • Candidate Forums
  • Candidate Questionaires

Outreach

  • Measuring and Communicating Success
  • Guidelines for engaging with the media.
  • Crafting effective press releases.
  • Building a positive public image for cycling initiatives.

Funding and Fundraising

  • Identifying potential funding sources.
  • Grant writing tips and resources.
  • Organizing fundraising events.

Research and Data

  • Studies on cycling trends and statistics.
  • Impact assessments of cycling programs.
  • Data visualization tools for advocates.
  • Physical and mental health advantages of cycling.
  • Economic benefits to communities.
  • Share success stories of a bike-friendly community.
  • Where and how to use federal, state, and local data sets (GIS info)
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