Bike Lane Uprising
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WE LOVE SAFE BIKE LANES
We're making biking safer by making it easy to report bike lane obstructions. The Bike Lane Uprising mobile app makes it easy to report bike lane obstructions as you see them. Simply take a photo and report obstructions. We find trends in the data to identify problem locations, to hold violators accountable, and ultimately prevent future obstructions.
ABOUT OUR UPRISING
Bike Lane Uprising is a cyclist-led civic tech platform. We’re focused on making cycling safer by making it easy to report bike lane obstructions. We find trends in the data to hold violators accountable and prevent future obstructions. Bike Lane Uprising was founded by Christina Whitehouse after she was almost run over by a driver of a commercial truck. The driver entered into the bike lane, right-hooking her. The incident happened in Chicago which coincidentally was named the most bike friendly city in the United States that year. The reality is, cyclists are killed each year and many more are injured, even in top biking cities.
While many miles of bike lanes exist, to keep cyclists safe, they’re often blocked by drivers who use them as free parking. By creating a central database of bike lane obstructions we are able to highlight problem areas and trends surrounding bike lane violations. We work with local organizations, city departments, and companies directly in an effort to prevent future bike lane obstructions.
After launching in Chicago, Bike Lane Uprising spread via word of mouth to over 100 cities and counting. Sign up now and start reporting.
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LET'S BE BIKE FRIENDS
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TWITTER: https://twitter.com/bikelaneuprise
INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/bikelaneuprising/
FACEBOOK: http://facebook.com/bikelaneuprising/
STRAVA: https://www.strava.com/clubs/bikelaneuprising
YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1Gxe63ydF0
LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/company/bike-lane-uprising
We're making biking safer by making it easy to report bike lane obstructions. The Bike Lane Uprising mobile app makes it easy to report bike lane obstructions as you see them. Simply take a photo and report obstructions. We find trends in the data to identify problem locations, to hold violators accountable, and ultimately prevent future obstructions.
ABOUT OUR UPRISING
Bike Lane Uprising is a cyclist-led civic tech platform. We’re focused on making cycling safer by making it easy to report bike lane obstructions. We find trends in the data to hold violators accountable and prevent future obstructions. Bike Lane Uprising was founded by Christina Whitehouse after she was almost run over by a driver of a commercial truck. The driver entered into the bike lane, right-hooking her. The incident happened in Chicago which coincidentally was named the most bike friendly city in the United States that year. The reality is, cyclists are killed each year and many more are injured, even in top biking cities.
While many miles of bike lanes exist, to keep cyclists safe, they’re often blocked by drivers who use them as free parking. By creating a central database of bike lane obstructions we are able to highlight problem areas and trends surrounding bike lane violations. We work with local organizations, city departments, and companies directly in an effort to prevent future bike lane obstructions.
After launching in Chicago, Bike Lane Uprising spread via word of mouth to over 100 cities and counting. Sign up now and start reporting.
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LET'S BE BIKE FRIENDS
________________
TWITTER: https://twitter.com/bikelaneuprise
INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/bikelaneuprising/
FACEBOOK: http://facebook.com/bikelaneuprising/
STRAVA: https://www.strava.com/clubs/bikelaneuprising
YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1Gxe63ydF0
LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/company/bike-lane-uprising
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4.2
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December 6, 2024
App is great. Last month or so I've been having to manually select my city. Is it not getting the location data from photos?
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Wes Martin