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June 12, 2026
As National Bike & Roll to School Day wrapped up last month, schools and active transportation partners generated remarkable momentum, registering over 2,500 events nationwide, with California registering the most in the country at 325 events. For active transportation implementers, these annual events can provide valuable opportunities to address the safety needs of students who bike and roll to school.
May 20, 2026
Research shows that a lack of transportation access is a serious barrier that puts people’s health at risk. Data from the CDC (Ng et al., 2024) indicates that roughly 15 million adults struggle to find reliable transportation for daily needs such as getting to work or the grocery store. Health is impacted by how easily we can move through our neighborhoods. Since mobility options vary across different regions and neighborhoods, benefits and harms are not evenly distributed. The legacy of underinvestment and disinvestment has left many parts of the state without safe, accessible, and equitable travel routes, including options for walking, biking, and accessing public transit, leaving those without access to a car at a major disadvantage.
April 28, 2026
May 21, 2026 at 1 PM PT. Presented by: BicyclingPlus Research Collaborative and UC Institute of Transportation Studies. In this research webinar, Dr. Dillon Fitch-Polse and Caitlyn Linehan present their work applying and evaluating the framework of the California Active Transportation Benefit-Cost Tool with infrastructure projects in Santa Barbara and Santa Cruz, California. The findings provide insights to help agencies better understand estimates of project and program cost-effectiveness, including impacts on mode shift, emissions, safety, and physical activity.