Education

Bike Advocacy: Equity and a Paradigm Shift

By Amy Johnson Ely / August 15, 2017 / Comments Off

A post by PCC’s Amy Johnson Ely, originally published in the national BikeLaw blog. The landscape of bike and […]

NBS 2017 and Rumble Strip session

By Amy Johnson Ely / July 20, 2017 / Comments Off

The PCC attended the National Bike Summit this year on March 6-9! An annual conference and lobby opportunity with the […]

DHEC Taking Nominations for Spare the Air Awards!

By Amy Johnson Ely / January 27, 2017 / Comments Off

The S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control’s Bureau of Air Quality is accepting nominations for its 2017 “Spare the […]

The 2017 Mayors Bike & Walk Summit!

By Amy Johnson Ely / January 4, 2017 / Comments Off

Thursday & Friday, May 4 & 5, 2017! Thanks for a great event!! PHOTOS HERE. www.scmayorsbikewalksummit.org Agenda, Speakers, Logistics, and PCC Auction Thursday night […]

Guide Released: Funding Biking and Walking in SC

By Amy Johnson Ely / October 21, 2016 / Comments Off

Ever wonder where the money comes from to build a street, complete with infrastructure for everyone: the people driving, bicycling, […]

Safe Streets trainings, Summer 2016

By Amy Johnson Ely / September 30, 2016 / Comments Off

Training others in bike safety is fun, especially when it involves kids who love to get around on bikes in […]

Thank You Midlands Gives 2016 donors

By Amy Johnson Ely / August 12, 2016 / Comments Off

Thank you to the 2016 Midlands Gives donors. Because of you, PCC can continue to advocate for better bicycling in […]

National Bike Summit trip: 2016

By Amy Johnson Ely / March 18, 2016 / Comments Off

For now the 12th year in a row, we attended the National Bike Summit in DC and coordinated the SC delegation on […]

2015 Year in Review

By Amy Johnson Ely / December 1, 2015 / Comments Off

This year, we celebrate a 20 year Anniversary. In 1995, a group of volunteers decided our state needed some changes […]

Safe Streets classroom curriculum

By Amy Johnson Ely / June 23, 2015 / Comments Off

Last Thursday, I gratefully accepted the opportunity to present our classroom curriculum developed for our Safe Streets Save Lives bike safety education […]