Your voice for better bicycling and walking in Vermont - In our town, on our rural roads, on trails and bike paths, to our schools, for our health, for fun, for our kids, for our environment, for all of US!
PLEASE JOIN US. Stand up and be counted! The Vermont Bicycle & Pedestrian Coalition is a member-supported non-profit organization (not a governmental agency). Our existence depends on bicyclists & pedestrians across the state putting together our membership dues to enable us to have a staffed office to represent our interests. If you're not already a member, please
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Start the Season Right with Traffic Skills 101 Traffic Skills 101 will be offered in Montpelier on May 16. For more information or to register, email
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The Vermont Bicycle & Pedestrian Coalition is offering a hands-on bicycle instruction course called Traffic Skills 101 (formerly called Road 1). The course, part of the curricula of the League of American Bicyclists, will be taught by League Cycling Instructors Nancy Schulz and Carl Etnier. Designed for both novice and experienced cyclists, the course involves four hours of classroom time and four hours of practice on the bicycle. Participants will learn specific skills (rock dodge, quick stop, scanning, etc.) in a parking lot setting and will practice proper riding techniques on the streets of Montpelier. The fee for the course is $55 including lunch. This is a great opportunity for riders to increase their enjoyment and safety while cycling. To register or to ask questions regarding course content, email
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 The Vermont Bicycle & Pedestrian Coalition promotes bicycling & walking safety, education, and access, to make Vermont bicycle- & pedestrian-friendly for residents and visitors alike. We also support bicycling and walking for transportation, health, recreation, and fun to enhance our communities, environment, and economy.
Our vision: Those who wish to walk or bicycle may travel safely from anywhere in Vermont to anywhere else on a network of quiet country roads, shared roadways, bike lanes, wide-shouldered roads, sidewalks, or bike paths. Our core programs:
The Vermont Bicycle & Pedestrian Coalition is a member-supported organization. Please join us, and share the word! 
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