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The League of American Bicyclists
started Bike-to-Work Day in 1956 as a part of National Bike-to-Work
Week, which in some cities has turned into Bike Month.

Bike-to-Work Day is an annual event that promotes and celebrates the
bicycle as a viable mode of transportation. On Bike-to-Work Day,
national, regional, and local bicycle advocacy groups often organize
bicycle-related events.

Today’s streetfilm features Bike-to-Work Day in Austin, San Francisco, New York City and Portland, Oregon.

If you haven’t already, check out the streetsblog open thread from Friday and the LA Streetsblog report from last week.

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