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| Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Committee A committee of the First Coast Metropolitan Planning Organization. | | 
| Florida Bicycle Association It's Mission is the Promote the interests of bicyclists in Florida through education and advocacy. | | 
| Promotes cycling for fun, fitness and transportation, and works through advocacy and education for a more bicycle-friendly America. | | 
| IMBA creates, enhances and preserves trail opportunities for mountain bikers worldwide. Since 1988, IMBA has been bringing out the best in mountain biking by encouraging low-impact riding, volunteer trailwork participation, cooperation among different trail user groups, and innovative trail management solutions. | | 
| The purpose of Rails-to-Trails Conservancy (RTC) is to enrich America's communities and countryside by creating a nationwide network of public trails from former rail lines and connecting corridors. | | 
| Bike Florida is a non-profit organization established to promote safe bicycling in the State of Florida. | | 
| Based out of Jacksonville, Florida, we are an organization that strives for community involvement among all types of cyclists. With roads expanding, and trails being sold as business property, encouraging a community is very important in today’s society. People need to remember that riding a bike, just to the grocery store, is not only a relaxing exercise, but promotes a cleaner environment, and saves money on gas and car repairs.
If you can encourage just 1% of you community to get on a bike and ride, not only would you see a sudden positive change in both health and attitude, but the but the respect you will start to notice on the road and trails, could make impact on the city, which could result in better bicycle lanes and a reconsideration of building over trails.
We challenge you to promote our ideas to all of your neighbors and co-workers alike. Doing so could possibly change their thoughts, and you never know, we may end up seeing more bike racks popping up around town.
So, do something for your community. And when you see a fellow rider,
Wave Hi Cyclist! |
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