Tuesday, November 26, 2019

December 2019 Committee Meetings

BAC committees are meeting as follows:

Safety, Education and Enforcement Committee Meeting
Tues., Dec. 3
6 p.m.
West End Library
Conference room
2301 L St NW

Facilities Committee Meeting
Mon., Dec. 9
6 p.m.
West End Library
Conference room
2301 L St NW

Legislative Committee Meeting
Wed., Dec. 11
6 p.m.
Northeast Library
Lower level conference room
330 7th St NE

BAC committee meetings are open to the public.

Save the date for the next full BAC meeting on Jan. 8 at 6 p.m. at 441 4th St NW.

Monday, November 4, 2019

Rolling forward: D.C. bicycling report for October 2019

Highlights of BAC accomplishments in October:

The BAC sat down to work first thing into the month. The Safety, Education and Enforcement and Legislative Committees held a joint meeting on Oct. 2 to develop testimony about the Vision Zero Enhancement Omnibus Amendment Act of 2019.


Chair Rachel Maisler, Secretary-Treasurer Jeff Johnson, and immediate past chair David Cranor testified at the bill’s Oct. 24 hearing. Official written testimony will be transmitted in early November and posted under separate cover.

The Facilities Committee held an on-bike “rolling” meeting to assess NoMa and Eckington intersections around North Capitol Street and New York Avenue.

Photo of Oct. 29 ride by Gregg Adams.
The BAC and the Pedestrian Advisory Council held an Oct. 28 joint meeting featuring a two-hour discussion with DDOT Director Jeff Marootian. Council members questioned the Director about Vision Zero and other policies and infrastructure projects.


Two new members joined the BAC in late October.

Anica Allen is the new member representing Councilmember Grosso.
Councilmember Gray, left, attended the oath of office ceremony for his new representative, Max Richman.

This month: November activities

The BAC meets on Nov. 6 at 6 p.m. at 441 4th St NW. The meeting agenda is here. BAC meetings are open to the public.

BAC committees have set plans to finish the year with December meetings. See the BAC calendar for details.

The next full BAC meeting is Jan. 8.

BAC November 2019 meeting

The BAC meets on Nov. 6 at 6 p.m. at 441 4th St NW, 11th floor.

Bicycle Advisory Council
11/6/19 Meeting Agenda

1. Call to order; introductions

2. MPD update

3. DPW hot spots for bike lane enforcement

4. DDOT update

5. Committee updates
• Facilities Committee
• Safety, Education, and Enforcement Committee
• Legislative Committee

6. Discussion and vote on the Vision Zero Enhancement Omnibus Amendment Act of 2019 testimony

7. Discussion and vote on K Street NW Transitway bike lane alignment

8. Discussion and vote on the Electric Mobility Devices Amendment Act of 2019 testimony

9. Discussion and vote to recommend release of the D.C. Trauma Registry report

10. BAC-PAC joint meeting debrief

11. Administrative business
• Change next meeting date to Jan. 8
• Approve Sept. minutes

12. Adjournment

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BAC meetings are open to the public. ID is required to enter the building. Once through security, take elevators on the right-hand side to the 11th floor.

Thursday, October 24, 2019

October 2019 joint meeting with Pedestrian Advisory Council

The BAC is holding a joint meeting with the Pedestrian Advisory Council.

Joint Meeting of D.C. Bicycle Advisory Council and Pedestrian Advisory Council
Monday, October 28, 2019, 6 p.m.
441 4th St NW, Room 1107

1. Welcome and Introductions
Rachel Maisler, Bicycle Advisory Council Chair, and Eileen McCarthy, Pedestrian Advisory Council Co-Chair

2. Discussion with DDOT Director Jeff Marootian
• Director’s opening statement
• Responses to written questions
• Questions from BAC and PAC members
• Public comment and questions

3. Discussion with MPD representative

4. BAC closing remarks and adjournment

5. PAC discussion and vote on the Ignition Interlock Program Amendment Act of 2019 (B23-412)

6. PAC approval of September minutes

7. PAC adjournment

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BAC/PAC meetings are open to the public. ID is required to enter the building. Once through security, take elevators on the right-hand side to the 11th floor.

Tuesday, October 1, 2019

Rolling forward: D.C. bicycling report for summer 2019

Highlights of BAC summer accomplishments:

The Facilities Committee surveyed Pennsylvania Avenue SE around the Potomac Avenue Metro on Aug. 6.



The Legislative and Safety, Education, and Enforcement Committees held August sit-down meetings to prepare for upcoming public hearings.

A new member took office in the Ward 3 seat.

At its early September meeting, the BAC voted to co-sponsor Ward 8 community rides in conjunction with the Washington Area Bicyclist Association. BAC member Gregg Adams led the Sept. 20 ride, whose participants included a Greater Greater Washington editor who reported on the “harsh realities for people bicycling.” The BAC Facilities Committee rode in the area in June and reported its findings in the meeting minutes. See below for the date of this month’s Ward 8 community ride.

This month: October activities

The Legislative and Safety, Education, and Enforcement Committees are holding a joint meeting on Oct. 2 to prepare testimony for the bicycling-related bills that the Council Committee on Transportation & the Environment will hear in late October. The BAC committee meeting takes place at 6 p.m. in conference room 2 of the Shaw library, 1630 7th St NW.

Ward 8 Community Ride
Sun., Oct. 20
Details TBD. Contact Hannah Neagle at (202) 518-0524 ext 227 or Hannah.Neagle@waba.org.

Facilities Committee Rolling Meeting
Tues., Oct. 22 Rescheduled to Oct. 29
5 p.m.
REI
201 M St NE

Meet in front of REI for an on-bike meeting to assess West Virginia Avenue NE and other parts of Ivy City.

Joint Meeting with Pedestrian Advisory Council
Mon., Oct. 28
6 p.m.
One Judiciary Square
441 4th St NW, Room 1107

The BAC and PAC will hold a joint meeting with DDOT Director Jeff Marootian and other invited agency leaders.

Monday, September 2, 2019

BAC September 2019 meeting

The BAC meets on Sept. 4 at 6 p.m. at 441 4th St NW, 11th floor.

Bicycle Advisory Council
9/4/19 Meeting Agenda

1. Call to order; introductions

2. Discussion of Vision Zero metrics

3. MPD update

4. DDOT update

5. Updates from other agencies

6. Discussion of pump tracks

7. Committee reports
• Safety, Education, and Enforcement Committee
• Facilities Committee
• Legislative Committee

8. Updates from BAC members

9. Public comment

10. Approval of July minutes

11. Adjournment

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BAC meetings are open to the public. ID is required to enter the building. Once through security, take elevators on the right-hand side to the 11th floor.

Friday, August 2, 2019

August 2019 Committee Meetings

BAC committees are meeting as follows:

Facilities Committee Rolling Meeting
Tues., Aug. 6
6 p.m.
Potomac Avenue Metro Station
700 14th St SE

The rolling (on-bike) meeting will survey parts of Pennsylvania Avenue SE, including Barney Circle and other adjacent projects.

Legislative Committee Meeting
Wed., Aug. 7
6 p.m.
Northeast Library
330 7th St NE
Lower level conference room

Agenda will include discussion of the Electric Mobility Devices Amendment Act of 2019, the Fiscal Year 2020 Budget Support Act of 2019, Vision Zero, and other legislation.

Safety, Education and Enforcement Committee Meeting
Mon., Aug. 19
6 p.m.

Location and agenda to be determined.

BAC committee meetings are open to the public.

Save the date for the next full BAC meeting on Sept. 4 at 6 p.m. at 441 4th St NW.

Monday, July 8, 2019

Rolling forward: D.C. bicycling report for June 2019

Highlights of BAC accomplishments in June:

The three BAC committees held meetings.

At the Legislative Committee’s June 4 meeting, Councilmember Charles Allen, at right with file folder, discussed his Vision Zero omnibus bill. 

The Facilities Committee surveyed Alabama Avenue SE and adjacent parts of Ward 8 during its June 11 field meeting.

The Safety, Education and Enforcement Committee met on June 13.

Ward 6 member David Cranor delivered BAC testimony in support of the Vulnerable User Collision Recovery Amendment Act of 2019.

Cranor, left, testified on June 24 before the Council Committee on the Judiciary and Public Safety.

BAC members joined with their Arlington and Alexandria counterparts to host the Inaugural Regional Bike Summit on June 9.
Two BAC members attended a June 20 public meeting about Florida Avenue NE safety redesigns.

This month: July activities

The BAC meets on July 10 at 6 p.m. at 441 4th St NW. The meeting agenda is here. BAC meetings are open to the public.

BAC July 2019 meeting

The BAC meets on July 10 at 6 p.m. at 441 4th St NW, 11th floor.

Bicycle Advisory Council
7/10/19 Meeting Agenda

1. Call to order; introductions

2. MPD report

3. Vote on BAC/PAC joint meeting date

4. Treasurer’s report on BAC budget

5. Committee reports
• Safety, Education, and Enforcement Committee
• Facilities Committee
• Legislative Committee

6. DDOT report

7. Public comment

8. Agency reports

9. Approval of May minutes

10. Adjournment

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BAC meetings are open to the public. ID is required to enter the building. Once through security, take elevators on the right-hand side to the 11th floor.

Monday, June 3, 2019

Rolling forward: D.C. bicycling report for May 2019

Highlights of BAC accomplishments in May:

The BAC held its bimonthly meeting on May 1.

The guest speakers were representatives of the Alexandria Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee and the Arlington Bicycle Advisory Committee.


At the meeting, the BAC voted to partner with its Northern Virginia counterparts to hold a regional bicycling summit on June 9. See below for more information about the free event.

Our fieldwork included a site visit to a high-crash intersection in Ward 1.

We joined thousands of bicyclists celebrating Bike to Work Day.

The BAC welcomed new member Gregg Adams, representing Councilmember Anita Bonds.

Signing as individuals, BAC members commented on the Arboretum Bridge and Trail Project.

This month: June activities

Legislative Committee Meeting
Tues., June 4
6 p.m.
Northeast Library
330 7th St NE
Lower level conference room

The meeting will review some of the bicycle-related legislation D.C. Councilmembers have introduced to date.

Inaugural Regional Bike Summit
Sun., June 9
1-5:30 p.m.
Renaissance Arlington Capital View Hotel
2800 S Potomac Ave, Arlington

Click here for the agenda and free registration.

Facilities Committee Rolling Meeting
Tues., June 11
6 p.m.
Congress Heights Metro Station
1290 Alabama Ave SE

The rolling meeting will survey parts of Alabama Avenue SE, Wheeler Road, Suitland Road, Mississippi Avenue, and the vicinity.

Safety, Education and Enforcement Committee Meeting
Thurs., June 13
6 p.m.
West End Library
2301 L St NW
Conference room

Agenda to be determined.

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BAC committee meetings are open to the public.

Save the date for the next full BAC meeting on July 10 at 6 p.m. at 441 4th St NW.

Friday, May 31, 2019

Inaugural Regional Bike Summit June 9

Together with the Alexandria Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee and the Arlington Bicycle Advisory Committee, the BAC is organizing the first regional summit of citizen policy advisors.

The summit takes place from 1 to 5:30 p.m. on June 9 at at the Renaissance Arlington Capital View Hotel, 2800 S Potomac Ave., Arlington. It is free and open to the public.

The purpose is to identify cross-jurisdictional actions to make biking safer and more enjoyable.

Participants will develop prioritized action plans in three areas:

1. Trails and Wayfinding. Develop standards that would eliminate unnecessary differences across the region for key features such as emergency reporting and wayfinding.

2. Connected Networks. Develop a prioritized set of infrastructure changes and associated actions for the top three gap-filling projects.

3. Safe Streets Tool Kit. Safe streets successes and lessons learned, i.e, “What will help me get home or to work safely?”

Click to register for the Inaugural Regional Bike Summit.

Monday, April 29, 2019

BAC May 2019 meeting

The BAC meets on May 1 at 6 p.m. at 441 4th St NW, 11th floor.

Bicycle Advisory Council
5/1/19 Meeting Agenda

1. Call to order; introductions

2. Discussion of regional BAC summit

3. MPD report

4. Committee appointments

5. Legislative Committee report

6. Safety, Education and Enforcement Committee report

7. Facilities Committee and DDOT reports

8. Discussion of BAC FY 2020 budget request

9. Vision Zero discussion

10. Public comment

11. Approval of March minutes

12. Adjournment

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BAC meetings are open to the public. ID is required to enter the building. Once through security, take elevators on the right-hand side to the 11th floor.

Sunday, April 21, 2019

Mourning community leader, BAC presses for change

Bicycling advocate Dave Salovesh. Photo from his Facebook page.

The BAC mourns the tragic loss of Dave Salovesh, a community leader struck and killed April 19 while bicycling on Florida Avenue NE.

Police issued a press release reporting the fatal turn of events.

Detectives with the Metropolitan Police Department’s Major Crash Investigations Unit are investigating a traffic fatality that occurred on Friday, April 19, 2019, in the intersection of 12th Street and Florida Avenue, Northeast.

At approximately 10:00 a.m., an automated license plate reader alerted that there was a stolen white van in the area of Benning Road, NE. Metropolitan Police Department Fifth District officers saw the stolen van near the area of Benning Road and Florida Ave, NE and attempted to stop the vehicle. The driver refused to stop for the officers and fled the area. A short time later, officers from the Fifth District discovered the driver of the stolen van was involved in a traffic crash at the intersection of 12th Street and Florida Avenue, NE. The preliminary investigation into this crash revealed that the driver of the stolen van was speeding, while traveling westbound on Florida Avenue NE. When the driver reached the intersection of 12th Street and Florida Avenue, NE, he failed to stop at the red light and struck a blue Hyundai that was traveling South on 12th Street, NE. The driver of the stolen van then proceeded to travel westbound on Florida Avenue NE, crossing over the double yellow lines, striking an adult male cyclist following the flow of traffic in an eastbound lanes of Florida Avenue NE. The driver of the stolen vehicle then struck a tree. MPD officers arrived on the scene shortly after the traffic crash and placed the driver of the stolen van under arrest.

The driver of the striking vehicle was transported to a local hospital for non-life threatening injuries. The driver of the blue Hyundai did not sustain any injuries. The adult male cyclist showed no signs consistent with life and was pronounced dead on the scene.

The decedent has been identified as 54-year-old David Salovesh, of Northeast, DC.

On Friday, April 19, 2019, 25-year-old Robert Earl Little, Jr, of Northwest, DC was arrested and charged with Second Degree Murder and Unauthorized Use of a Motor Vehicle.

Individual BAC and Pedestrian Advisory Council members issued the following joint statement:

“The cycling and pedestrian community has lost a passionate advocate to a needless death. The majority of the D.C. Bicycle Advisory Council, with support of members of the D.C. Pedestrian Advisory Council, calls on the Council of the District of Columbia, Mayor Muriel Bowser, the Metropolitan Police Department, and the District Department of Transportation to enact further protections for cyclists and pedestrians, and to provide more funding for safety, enforcement, and facilities for cyclists and pedestrians throughout the District.”

― BAC Chair Rachel Maisler, Chair Pro-tem Tom Bridge, Secretary-Treasurer Jeff Johnson, and members Emily Oaksford (Ward 1), David Alexander (Ward 2), Emily Curley (Ward 3), David Cranor (Ward 6), Casey Studhalter (Ward 7), Sade Adeeyo (At-Large Grosso), Anders Pedersen (At-Large Mendelson), Randall Myers (At-Large White, Jr.), Eileen McCarthy (PAC Co-chair), Ivy Benjenk (PAC Secretary), Priscilla Magee (PAC Treasurer), David Tumblin (PAC Ward 4), Moira McCauley (PAC Ward 5), and Mark Rodeffer (PAC At-Large White, Jr.) 

Salovesh was a high-profile spokesman for bicyclist safety, a regular at governmental and civic meetings about bike lanes, law enforcement, real-estate development, multimodal transportation, and other issues affecting bicyclist travel in the urban ecosystem. Through his deep involvement in public affairs, he was known to many elected officials and journalists.

Several D.C. councilmembers posted statements about Salovesh.

“Devastating afternoon. Today’s victim at 12th & Florida NE - Dave Salovesh / @darsal - was a friend to me & a friend to #bikeDC. A leader, an advocate, & someone that always pushed us to be better & do more. I am more than heartbroken today & his family is in my prayers tonight.”

“My condolence to Mr. Salovech’s family and friends. So sorry for his reckless passing. May you be comforted in knowing that Dave was highly regarded by many for his advocacy and outstanding citizenship.”

“My sincerest condolences go out to Dave Salvovesh’s family, friends & the entire #BikeDC community. I pray for his family’s comfort during this extremely sorrowful time. I didn’t know Dave personally but the outpouring of love by so many who did shows his impact on our community.”

“We must do more to make our streets safer for pedestrians and cyclists. I extend My most sincere thoughts and prayers to his family and friends. #BikeDc should be safe and fun for all, not scary.”

“I regret that I can’t join the Memorial Ride for @darsal, but am there in spirit & share in everyone’s sorrow. I planned to introduce a bill on Tues. to hasten/expand our protected bike lane infrastructure, but in light of this grievous loss would like to name it in Dave’s honor.”

Councilmember Cheh is referring to a ghost bike ceremony, taking place on April 21 at 11 a.m. at 12th Street and Florida Avenue NE. A memorial ride is being planned.

The BAC has most recently recommended safety improvements in its September 2018 Vision Zero statement and FY 2018 performance oversight hearing testimony.

The BAC will propose a policy response and vote on a formal statement at its May 1 meeting, taking place at 6 p.m. at One Judiciary Square, 441 4th St NW, 11th floor. BAC meetings are open to the public.

Monday, April 1, 2019

Rolling forward: D.C. bicycling report for March 2019

Highlights of BAC accomplishments in March:

The BAC held its bimonthly meeting on March 6.

The guest speakers were representatives of the Department of Public Works, who briefed the BAC on bike lane parking enforcement and other issues of concern to bicyclists.


On a related note, the BAC voted to support DDOT “Proper Behavior in Bike Lanes” rulemaking and submitted its official position favoring “rules that remove ambiguity around driver behavior in bike lanes, especially if such rules result in regular enforcement.”

BAC Chair Pro-Tem and Ward 5 representative Tom Bridge was reappointed on March 19.


BAC Chair and Ward 4 representative Rachel Maisler and member Anders Pedersen joined a March 31 community ride supporting bicycle facilities on K Street NE, with crosstown connectivity into downtown. The Facilities Committee has given input about the corridor on several occasions, most recently in the summer of 2016.

Pedersen and Maisler on the K Street NE corridor 


This month: April activities

BAC committees are meeting as follows:

Legislative Committee Meeting
Mon., April 8
6 p.m.
Northeast Neighborhood Library
330 7th St NE
Mezzanine Conference Room

The meeting will review upcoming legislation and elect a 2019 chair.

Safety, Education and Enforcement Committee Meeting
Tues., April 9
6:30 p.m.
Library Express
1990 K St NW (entrance on 20th Street)
Study Room 1

Agenda to be determined.

Facilities Committee Rolling Meeting
Sat., April 27
1 p.m.
Takoma Recreation Center
301 Van Buren St NW

The rolling meeting will survey parts of the Rock Creek East I livability study area.

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BAC committee meetings are open to the public.

Save the date for the next full BAC meeting on May 1 at 6 p.m. at 441 4th St NW.

Monday, March 4, 2019

Rolling forward: D.C. bicycling report for February 2019

Highlights of BAC accomplishments in February:

Chair Rachel Maisler testified at the BAC’s annual performance oversight hearing on Feb. 25.
The Facilities Committee met to plan spring and summer rolling meetings, a.k.a. field rides.

Joined by two DDOT planners, the Facilities Committee discussed areas for upcoming rides.
The Legislative Committee also met and identified a timely measure to raise for a BAC vote in March.

Ward 1 member Emily Oaksford was reappointed.
As the calendar turned, a new BAC member took office. Anders Pedersen has joined as Councilmember Mendelson’s representative.
This month: March activities

The BAC meets on March 6 at 6 p.m. at 441 4th St NW, 11th floor. View the agenda here.

BAC March 2019 meeting

The BAC meets on March 6 at 6 p.m. at 441 4th St NW, 11th floor.

Bicycle Advisory Council
3/6/19 Meeting Agenda

1. Call to order; introductions

2. Introduction of new BAC members
• Emily Curley, Ward 3
• Anders Pedersen, At-large Mendelson

3. Public comment

4. Guest speaker: Department of Public Works

5. MPD report

6. DDOT report

7. Legislative Committee report
• February meeting
• Discussion and possible vote regarding DDOT “Proper Behavior in Bike Lanes” rulemaking

8. Facilities Committee report
• February meeting
• Upcoming rides

9. Safety, Education and Enforcement Committee report
• Crash reports
• Distracted driving changes

10. Selection of alternate representative to Major Crash Review Task Force

11. Selection of Capital Trails Coalition representative

12. Discussion of BAC budget
• Discussion and possible vote to fund Vision Zero Summit registration(s) for BAC member(s)
• Other upcoming conferences and budget requests

13. Approval of January minutes

14. Adjournment

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BAC meetings are open to the public. ID is required to enter the building. Once through security, take elevators on the right-hand side to the 11th floor.

Friday, February 8, 2019

Rolling forward: D.C. bicycling report for January 2019

Highlights of BAC accomplishments in January:

The BAC held its bimonthly meeting on Jan. 9. The meeting focused on discussion with MPD Assistant Chief Jeffery Carroll, pictured at left.


The BAC also elected new officers. Ward 6 member David Cranor chose not to run for another term as chair. The new leadership includes Chair Rachel Maisler, Chair Pro-tem Tom Bridge, and Secretary-Treasurer Jeff Johnson.

Emily Curley was appointed to the Ward 3 seat.


In the field, members attended community meetings about infrastructure projects. At least two members are visible in the picture below, taken at a December public meeting about the 20th/21st/22nd Streets NW protected bike lanes project. Members Jeff Johnson (left) and David Alexander (third from left) reviewed the options for new bike lanes. Note that DDOT is accepting public comment through Feb. 13, 2019. The BAC previously surveyed the area and issued its recommendation last summer.


This month: February activities

BAC committees are meeting as follows:

Cancelled/to be rescheduled
Safety, Education and Enforcement Committee Meeting
Wed., Feb. 20
6:30 p.m.
Library Express
1990 K St NW (entrance on 20th Street)
Study Room 1

The meeting will feature discussion with the Department of Public Works.

Facilities Committee Meeting
Wed., Feb. 27
6 p.m.
Library Express
1990 K St NW (entrance on 20th Street)
Study Room 1

The meeting will review bike lane projects and develop plans for spring and summer rides.

Post updated to add:

Legislative Committee Meeting
Tues., Feb. 26
6 p.m.
Northeast Neighborhood Library
330 7th St. NE
Mezzanine Conference Room

The meeting will review upcoming legislation and elect a 2019 chair.

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Save the date for the next full BAC meeting on March 6 at 6 p.m. at 441 4th St NW.

Thursday, January 3, 2019

Rolling forward: D.C. bicycling report for December 2018

Highlights of BAC accomplishments in December:

BAC committees held their bimonthly meetings in December. MPD Assistant Chief Jeffery Carroll attended the Safety, Education and Enforcement Committee meeting to discuss law enforcement matters with committee members.

News of interest

The following news stories and press releases appeared in December.

DDOT Launches New Safety Measures in Support of Mayor Bowser’s Vision Zero Initiative – left turns are being reconfigured to slow drivers and increase pedestrian safety; right turns on red will be prohibited at 100 intersections. For more information, see this news story and this map of the intersections.

A bus driver struck and killed two pedestrians in late December at 7th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue NW. The driver was arrested and reportedly distracted by his phone.

The Washington Post editorial board had this to say: Too many people died in D.C. traffic crashes in 2018. We can do better in 2019.

Dockless vehicles: looking back and forward – DDOT released a report on the dockless vehicle pilot program. Media coverage included D.C. Just Released the First Evaluation of Its Dockless Bike and Scooter Experiment and Six things D.C. says it’s learned about scooters and dockless bikes since they arrived.

At present, DDOT Announces Operators for 2019 Dockless Vehicle Sharing Program. The press release links to the pilot program report and the regulations (rulemaking) now governing dockless vehicles. Media coverage included D.C. Could Have As Many As 16,800 Scooters And E-Bikes On The Roads Next Year and DC’s getting 20,000 shared bikes and scooters in 2019! Well, maybe.

DDOT is studying the possibility of adding an adaptive bikeshare program. The public is invited to learn more and complete a survey here.

Last but not least, Metro to welcome bicycles on trains at rush hour.

This month: January activities

The BAC meets on Jan. 9 with Chief Carroll as the guest speaker. See the full agenda here.

BAC January 2019 meeting

The BAC meets on Jan. 9 at 6 p.m. at 441 4th St NW, 11th floor.

Bicycle Advisory Council
1/9/19 Meeting Agenda

1. Call to order; introductions

2. Public comment

3. Guest speaker: MPD Assistant Chief Jeffery Carroll

4. Safety, Education and Enforcement Committee report
December meeting
• MPD ride-along

5. Facilities Committee report
• December meeting

6. DDOT report

7. Discussion and vote to fund one registration fee for the National Association of City Transportation Officials’ Vision Zero Workshop: Redesigning Major Streets for Safety

8. Election of BAC officers

9. Approval of November minutes

10. Adjournment

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BAC meetings are open to the public. ID is required to enter the building. Once through security, take elevators on the right-hand side to the 11th floor.