BikeSafe

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Kelsey L Pharr Elementary School surprised us today with photos of their students learning functional bicycle safety knowledge this week as part of their PE stretching and BikeSafe curriculum implementation.

Thank you for the shoutout and the heads up! Great work!

may be over, but the utility, joy, and importance of the bicycle never ends.

As we continue through 2026, let’s remember that , connected low-stress networks, and kid-friendly neighborhood streets require constant advocacy. Master plans need to get implemented, pilot tests need funding, and communities must speak up in unison.

BikeSafe is looking forward to supporting these efforts for many years to come.

(Pic taken at the always-amazing ride).

The Village of Pinecrest and the University of Miami's BikeSafe team launched a Safe Streets for All research study to map exactly how families navigate our community. This is a federal initiative backed by rigorous research.

Share your thoughts before the survey closes on May 30th: https://walkbikesafe.org/pinecrestsurvey

We met over 100 people at Lotus House's helmet (and more) giveaway in the space of just an hour. Care packs of healthy food, living essentials, WalkSafe water bottles, sunglasses, and other items were distributed en masse to those in need.

Thank you to our volunteers Maria, Madi, and Nick for helping out to make UHealth's support a success.

Over 45 Center Grove Neighbors came to the Coconut Grove Branch Library last Saturday to hear about the grassroots community proposal for a 30-day pilot project to calm traffic on Matilda Street and Gifford Lane for kids and families - along with a protected bike lane to support kids riding to school.

Miami-Dade District 7, and City of Miami District 2 were present to offer advice and support, along with Transit Alliance Miami, UHealth BikeSafe and University of Miami School of Architecture's Center for Urban & Community Design.

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The Village of Pinecrest partnered with the University of Miami's BikeSafe team on a federal Safe Streets for All initiative.

If you have a school-aged child, your 5-minute anonymous survey is exactly what this study needs. The BikeSafe team wants to know how your family moves through Pinecrest, how the walk to school feels, where you feel confident and where you pause. Every answer becomes a data point that informs real street safety improvements for this community.

Share your thoughts before May 30: walkbikesafe.org/pinecrestsurvey

"Throughout the month of May, the City of Key West will celebrate biking and the freedom, the joy, and the wellbeing it imbues within us, as well as the power that more people riding bikes has in making life better for everyone."

https://www.keysnews.com/news/local/i-want-to-ride-my-bicycle-bicycle-bicycle-may-is-national-bike-month/article_a8054d32-a955-49ca-a702-c460888906a7.html

Car-Free Key West Florida Department of Health (DOH) City of Key West -- Government

I want to ride my bicycle, bicycle, bicycle: May is National Bike Month The month of May is National Bike Month.

-- This one is for the neighbors of Center Grove: There will be a meeting to discuss a community-led pilot project to calm and divert traffic at Matilda Street + Gifford Lane this Saturday, plus discussion of safe neighborhood streets in general.

Meeting is at the Coconut Grove Branch Library. 10am to 11am, Saturday, 5/16/26.

More info at: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KHMejjOgM-TLYfxOceEWHAONTyeYb3R5/view?pli=1

Free bike helmets and fittings this Saturday, 5/16 at the Lotus House Women's Shelter. 11am to 12pm.

Helmets will be available for children ages 5 and up and for adults as well.