Member Services
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The Bike Coalition of New Mexico is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving biking in New Mexico, and encouraging more people to ride. We hope you find this website informative as we post news about legislation, road construction, and events that affect cyclists.
(5/15/06) - It can take several years, and participation in a lot of public meetings, but improvements CAN be made! This example shows the addition of a shoulder that was included as part of the Old Pecos Trail rehab project near San Mateo/Lejo in Santa Fe.
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the New Mexico Bicyclist online... Check out the electronic version of our new monthly Newspaper! It will have news on bike advocacy issues, training classes, meetings, events, and tons of items of interest.
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News from the President... See what Gail is up to and get the inside scoop...
General Announcements:
(Aztec) State Bicycle-Pedestrian-Equestrian (BPE) Advisory Committee’s next public meeting, will be held Thurs., May 15, 9am - 3pm, at Aztec City Hall, 201 W. Chaco, Aztec NM.
The meeting is to formulate recommendations to the NM Dept. of Transportation on non-motorized transportation. BPE Quarterly Meetings serve as a forum for public input, information sharing and networking around walking, bicycling, and horseback riding. Some of the topics to be discussed in Aztec will include:
- Bicycle and pedestrian aspects of local projects in Aztec
- Planning for trails and other BPE facilities in the Farmington metropolitan area
- The debate around “side paths” along roadways
- Bike-to-Work Day (May 16)
- Safety initiatives such as NMDOT’s “Safe Routes to School” program.
A draft agenda for the meeting is at http://nmshtd.state.nm.us/main.asp?secid=15672
Local Event/Meeting Listings - We have local event and meeting listings available by city to allow local Chapter Moderators to upload information for their own areas. Rather than here on the homepage, look on the "Events" page. If your city is not listed in the dropdown menu of "Local Information", let me know, and I will work with you to see if there is an active group in your area that would like to become a BCNM affiliate and have a local Moderator.
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