The Washtenaw Bicycling & Walking Coalition (WBWC) strongly encourages residents of Washtenaw County to vote to renew the expiring road and non-motorized millage that will appear on the August 2020 ballot. If approved by voters, this millage will contribute to improved...

While it has only been a year since our initial bicycle infrastructure survey, the Washtenaw Bicycling and Walking Coalition (WBWC) decided that it was worth revisiting in 2020.  There were two main drivers that led to this decision.  The first was the eagerness to rev...

Ann Arbor City Council,

The Washtenaw Bicycling and Walking Coalition (WBWC) is disappointed to be revisiting this subject once again. As has been established previously, the WBWC strongly supports the current Ann Arbor Crosswalk Ordinance. Requiring vehicles to stop fo...

Please take a few minutes to fill out WBWC's 2020 Washtenaw County Bicycle Infrastructure Survey! 

This survey seeks to identify priorities for bicycle-infrastructure improvements in Washtenaw County. By sharing your experiences, you will help us identify the most press...

We asked and you answered! Check out the feedback provided by our Facebook and Twitter followers as well as news on Washtenaw County's first protected bike lane in Ann Arbor, some great upcoming bicycle events, and much more!

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On Monday August 5th, Ann Arbor City Council will be voting on three road diets. Several council members have indicated that they will be voting against these projects. The scientific evidence is clear that road diets make our streets safer for pedestrians, bicyclists,...

The WBWC's Summer Newsletter is out!

Check out the latest walking and bicycling news in Washtenaw County including our Petition to Ann Arbor City Council, our annual membership meeting, a new working group, and several new reports with data out on biking and walking loc...