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What are your rights when you're riding your bike, and what should you do if you're involved in a crash? Join @oaksandspokes and BikeWalk NC for an evening with @bike_law_ann to learn what the law says and how to protect your rights as a cyclist. November 19, 6:30–8 PM Maywood Hall and Garden, Raleigh $25 registration Your registration supports the state and local advocacy work of Oaks & Spokes and BikeWalk NC. We hope to see you there. Registration link is in our bio.

2026 Summit Session Sneak Peek: Success Stories from Across North Carolina Wrap up the day at the 2026 BikeWalk NC Summit with an inspiring look at the people and programs making a difference across the state. Hear from leaders who are turning ideas into action, including: Andrew Meeker of the East Coast Greenway Alliance on the Island Greenway and the collaboration behind a planned 4-mile trail connection in coastal North Carolina. Saundra Lewis of Melanin in Motion on expanding access to cycling for Black and Brown youth in Charlotte through bicycles, safety education, mentorship, and outdoor experiences. Spencer Shawn of Hawk Wheels Support Office at UNCW on building transportation independence and a culture of mobility through bicycle repair, registration, parking management, and community partnerships. Laura Beckum of MADD North Carolina on prevention and education efforts that empower individuals and communities to make safer choices. Ellen M. Walston on the Winterville Traffic Safety Garden, an interactive space helping children and families learn bicycle and pedestrian safety while demonstrating the power of local partnerships. From innovative partnerships to campus mobility initiatives and hands-on safety education, this session will highlight practical examples of what is working across North Carolina. Join us for ideas, strategies, and inspiration you can bring back to your own community. Register no in our bio! #BikeWalkNC #BikeWalkNCSummit #ActiveTransportation

Ahead of the 2026 NC BikeWalk Transportation Summit, BikeWalk NC is offering the NC Friendly Driver Program: How to Safely Co-Exist on the Road with People on Bikes and other Active Transportation Users. Supported by the NC Governor’s Highway Safety Program, this interactive workshop helps motorists better understand how to safely share the roadway with people walking, biking, and rolling. Participants will explore key topics including driving behaviors that effect safety, best practices, crash prevention, and Complete Streets concepts. All registrants will receive a link to the live presentation after registration. Register now on our website!

Ahead of the 2026 NC BikeWalk Transportation Summit, BikeWalk NC is hosting a pre-summit webinar: If You Want to Win, You’ve Got to Fight: Inside / Outside with Carter Lavin. This session explores how lasting transportation change happens through coordinated inside/outside strategies, where community advocacy and institutional leadership work in tandem. Participants will hear real-world examples of how grassroots organizing and agency-level decision-making can align to advance safer streets. All registrants will receive a link to the live presentation after registration. Register now in our bio!

We’re excited to welcome you to Carolina Beach for the 2026 NC BikeWalk Transportation Summit! The event will take place September 17–19, 2026, and registration is now open! The Summit is a multi-day conference focused on the safety, health, community design, and equity dimensions of active mobility. It features nationally recognized and regional presenters, along with interactive, hands-on tools and experiences for attendees. The Summit is designed for transportation planners, engineers, elected officials, public health and city planning students, planning consultants, nonprofit and advocacy organizations, bike and pedestrian professionals, trail groups, and others interested in active mobility. Sessions will be held at the Courtyard by Marriott Carolina Beach Oceanfront, with additional offsite educational and social opportunities. The link to register is now in our bio! @nc_ghsp @ncdotcom @waymo @boltonmenk @cbpd1925 @3wheel_therapy @capefearcyclists @gregorybikebus @pleasureislandchamber

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