• Oct 20, 2025
• By Pete Piccolo

Littleton – Vote No on Ballot Question 3A

In 2024, Bicycle Colorado adopted Public Policy Principles to guide our decision on which policies to champion, support, or oppose. One of these principles is adopting land use policies that support safe active transportation.  This November, residents of Littleton will vote on Ballot Question 3A. While framed as “preserving neighborhoods,” 3A undermines…

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• Aug 11, 2025
• By Pete Piccolo

Legislative Scorecard 2025

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• General
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• Mar 31, 2025
• By Pete Piccolo

March Policy Updates

Building bicyclist and pedestrian infrastructure is one of the most impactful ways to improve safety, which is why securing public funding for these projects is key to Bicycle Colorado’s work. We have good and bad news to report on this front. First, the bad news. The Bad News In large part due…

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• May 15, 2024
• By Pete Piccolo

2024 Legislative Session Recap

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• Bicycling in Colorado,
• Bike Law,
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• Laws & Funding
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• Jul 11, 2022
• By Pete Piccolo

A call for compassion

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• General,
• Laws & Funding,
• Opinion
• 2 Comments

• Jul 15, 2021
• By Pete Piccolo

Small steps make a big difference

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• Bike safety,
• General,
• Get Involved
• 3 Comments

• Mar 3, 2020
• By Pete Piccolo

Bicycle Colorado and the Denver Streets Partnership are better together

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• Denver,
• General
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• Dec 17, 2019
• By Pete Piccolo

Let’s talk about mountain bike access

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• News,
• Opinion
• 1 Comment

• Sep 18, 2019
• By Pete Piccolo

Turning a regressive social media post into a productive discussion: A letter from Pete

• Bicycle Commuting,
• Bicycle tourism,
• Bicycling in Colorado,
• Opinion,
• Staff Posts
• 5 Comments