As data plays an increasingly important role in the way in which we plan our cities, data on cycling trends and behaviors are becoming increasingly prevalent and accessible. Automated cyclist counts, GPS tracking, and crash statistics are just a few examples. But how can these types of data be meaningfully used? During this webinar co-hosted by the League of American Bicyclists and Eco-Counter both practitioners and advocates will share insights into how cycling data can contribute to evidence-based planning decisions and make communities more bicycle-friendly. Learn more…