Ensure that each child can ride a bicycle by the time they enter middle school by offering riding and streets skills education.

Let’s hold neighborhood-scale festivals in more neighborhoods around Tompkins County.

Trained volunteer bicycling experts will serve as trusted resources at the right times in the right places.

Let’s launch a pro-bicycling campaign that depicts the diversity of the bicycling community and demonstrates local support for bicycling.

Community bike shops provide bicycle ownership and repair options that are available at low-to-no cost, and support bicycling opportunities for a diverse group of users.

Let’s bring back an affordable bikeshare and micromobility option to Ithaca and make it more accessible to everyone.

Let’s go beyond research and center the bicycling needs of and insight from folks that are part of underrepresented communities to truly make bicycling accessible to all.

Community leaders should get the opportunity to experience issues people face on a bicycle first-hand with a guided bicycle ride.

Local municipalities should adopt a Vision Zero Action Plan, a Bicycle Master Plan, and a Complete Streets Policy.

Progress evaluations for the Bicycling for Everyone Action Plan should be conducted at least every two years so that the plan remains relevant to our community’s needs.