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BCM Announces Cancellation of BikeMaine 2020
The Bicycle Coalition of Maine today announced the cancellation of its BikeMaine 2020: Katahdin Frontier event, citing the safety of…
BCM recognized as Portland Press Herald Source Award Winner
The BCM is thrilled to have been recognized as one of the Portland Press Herald's Source Award Winners. Read the…
Maine’s fourth vulnerable user fatality of 2020 occurs in Rumford
May 22, 2020 (PORTLAND, Maine) – The Bicycle Coalition of Maine is disheartened to learn of the fourth vulnerable user…
On Nearly Emptied Roads, Motor Vehicle Fatality Rate Spikes By 14% In March
"New nationwide data comes as some regional officials have reported that during the pandemic, people have been driving more recklessly…
What Will Our Streets Look Like in the Future?
As the world grapples with the impact of COVID-19, bicycle and pedestrian advocates across the globe have a tremendous opportunity…
Chinese Study Finds Outdoor Activities Safe From COVID
No, that doesn't mean you don't need to social distance or wear a face mask during walking or biking. Read…
Central, western Maine bike shops see surge in sales during stay-at-home order
Owners say supplies may not keep up with the demand. Read the entire Sun Journal article here. By Matthew Daigle
NEWSRADIO WGAN features the BCM
Across Maine, and the nation, we are seeing more people taking to the streets to walk or bike as a…
Rockland to close Main Street to traffic to spur shopping
The Rockland City Council has agreed to close Main Street to allow merchants to sell outside, an effort to bring…