Level terrain, great weather and tree lined streets: A seemingly great town for bicycles, though we face obstacles to riding every day — poorly maintained bikeways, lack of secure parking, aggressive motorists, uninformed police.
Our primary objectives are education for cyclists and motorists about the best ways to share the road, advocacy for improved bicycle facilities in Chatham County, and promoting bicycling as a healthy, safe activity for recreation and sustainable transportation. Ultimately, through an inclusive approach, we will make our communities more livable, connected & safe. These are our goals, and we hope that you will join us.
Season’s Greetings, Y’all:
As 2011 draws near its close, we at the Savannah Bicycle Campaign thought it only appropriate to reflect on what we’ve done in the past year to help make Savannah a more bicycle friendly community and how that has helped Savannah to have more, happier cyclists as part of the mix in our [...]
[ December 14, 2011; 6:00 pm; ] 2nd Annual Bike 2 Beer Caroling Extravaganza
UPDATE: Because the weather outside is so frightful, we thought we’d have a few more happily harmonizing campaigners if we moved the festivities to this Wednesday, December 14. And so we have – please join us Wednesday!
Singing the songs of the holidays and propelled by our bikes, we’ll carol [...]
Our calendar runneth over for this weekend and into next week. Here’s what’s on tap:
SAT 11/12: 9pm. Geekend Block Party – SBC pedal blending and bike valet will be on the scene at Montgomery and Broughton, just south of Franklin Square.
SUN 11/13: 2pm. Jerry Jaycox Fort Pulaski Wheelie – A November tradition, free entry [...]
[ November 13, 2011; 2:00 pm; ] As Savannah braces for the coming of thousands of marathoners this weekend, we announce the return of the Jerry Jaycox Fort Pulaski Wheelie NEXT weekend, after all the foot-racing hubbub dies down. The Wheelie will begin around 2pm on Sunday, November 13.
The ride, now in its fourth year, is named for founding SBC board [...]
Know someone who is making Savannah better for bikes? A business that goes out of its way to serve cycling customers? A media organization or journalist dedicated to covering issues of importance to cyclists? A school or university that encourages students and teachers to ride bikes to class? An individual from a government agency or [...]
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