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The City of Frederick has once again earned a Bronze-level Bicycle-Friendly Community (BFC) designation from the League of American Bicyclists, a recognition that highlights the city’s ongoing efforts to enhance cycling conditions for its residents. This renewed designation underscores Frederick’s dedication to investing in infrastructure, educational programs, and promotional activities aimed at making bicycling a safer and more accessible mode of transportation. The award also acknowledges the city’s adoption of a Complete Streets framework, which prioritizes the needs of all road users, including cyclists.

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The Bronze-level award signifies that Frederick has established a strong basis for promoting active transportation. It also serves as a guide for future initiatives to develop a comprehensive and secure cycling network suitable for individuals of all ages and skill levels. The League of American Bicyclists issues these awards annually on a rolling four-year cycle, and the City of Frederick has maintained its Bronze designation since 2012, indicating a sustained commitment to this cause.

For residents interested in learning more about the city’s bicycling initiatives or the specifics of this designation, further details are available through the full report issued by the League of American Bicyclists. Those seeking direct information can contact David Edmondson, the city’s Transportation Planner, via email at dedmondson@cityoffrederickmd.gov or by phone at 301.600.1884. This recognition encourages continued development in making Frederick a more bike-friendly place for everyone.

Article by Mel Anara, based upon information from the City of Frederick


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