These are some useful resources we've gathered for you.
If you have any suggestions, let us know at info@wbwc.org.
WBW's Bicycle & Pedestrian Crash Data Map for Washtenaw County
Cycling Without Age is a worldwide movement that aims to provide joy and vitality to all through the magic of bicycle rides. Through the simple act of sharing a bike ride, it weaves a sense of community and gathers unique and invaluable stories, unlocked only by the wind and wheels.
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Invented in 2012 in Copenhagen
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Active chapters in 41 countries
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Starting up in 20 countries
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3,500 chapter locations
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6,000 trishaws
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43,000 trained cycle pilots
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Over 5 million rides and over 1.5 million people served
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We operate in a grassroots fashion and invite everyone to join us
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“The right to wind in your hair”, coined by a visually-impaired passenger
Ann Arbor
Ann Arbor Comprehensive Transportation Plan
Downtown Development Authority
People-Friendly Streets Program
Bicycling Ann Arbor
Citizen Request System - A2 Fix It
Online reporting for potholes, signal problems, etc.
Request bike parking in downtown Ann Arbor (DDA)
Requests for special traffic enforcement
Fill out Police traffic complaint questionnaire
Michigan
Non-motorized MDOT info & programs
Biking in Michigan (MI Dpt. of Transportation)
Bicycle & Pedestrian Ratings
Ann Arbor
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U of M Bicycle-Friendly University rating: Silver
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Bicycle-Friendly Business ratings:
Program to Educate All Cyclists (PEAC): Gold
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Bike Friendly State score: 13/50
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Dangerous by Design most dangerous states to walk in score: 13/50
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League of American Bicyclists: Benchmarking Report on Bicycling & Walking in the United States

Vision Zero is a strategy to eliminate all traffic fatalities & severe injuries, while increasing safe, healthy, equitable mobility for all. First implemented in Sweden in the 1990s, Vision Zero has proved successful across Europe — & now it’s gaining momentum in major American cities.
Learn more from the Vision Zero Network
See also: Vision Zero - Implementing a Policy for Traffic Safety
Safe Routes to School (SRTS) is an international movement—& now a federal program—to make it safe, convenient, & fun for children, including those with disabilities, to bicycle & walk to school.
Other links
WBWC Mutual Awareness/Respect Campaign
Dangerous By Design: Most dangerous places to walk in US
Information on Road Diets
National Hwy Traffic Safety Administration:

















