State-by-State Cycling Information
Links to bicycling around the country:
Alabama: Alabama Cycling news
Alaska: The Office of Economic Development
Arizona: Arizona Bicycle Club
Arkansas Bike Arkansas
California California Department of Transportation
Colorado: Colorado Department of Transportation
Connecticut Central Connecticut Bicycle Alliance
Delaware Delaware Bicycle Council
Florida Florida Bicycle Association
Georgia Georgia Bikes!
Hawaii Hawaii Bicycling League
Idaho Idaho Transportation Department
Illinois The League of Illinois Bicyclists
Indiana Bicycle Indiana
Kansas Kansas Department of Transportation
Kentucky Transportation Cabinet
Louisiana Louisiana Department of Transportation
Maine Bicycle Coalition of Maine
Maryland Maryland Bicycling Links
Massachusetts Massbike
Michigan League of Michigan Bicyclists
Minnesota State Non-Motorized Transportation Committee
Mississippi Bike-walk Mississippi
Missouri Missouri Bicycle Federation
Montana Montana Bicycle
Nebraska Nebraska State
Nevada Bicycle Nevada
New Hampshire New Hampshire Department of Transportation
New Jersey New Jersey Department of Transportation
New Mexico Bike Coalition of New Mexico
New York New York Department of Transportation
North Carolina North Carolina Department of Transportation
North Dakota [North Dakota Parks and Recreation Office)[http://www.ndparks.com/recreation/activities/biking.htm)
Ohio Ohio Bike Federation
Oklahoma Oklahoma Bicycle Project
Oregon Bike Pórtland
Pennsylvania Bike PA
Rhode Island Rhode Island Department of Transportation
South Carolina Palmetto Cycling Coalition
South Dakota South Dakota Department of Transportation
Tennessee Tennessee Department of Transportation
Texas Bike Texas
Utah Cycling Utah
Vermont Vermont Bicycle and Pedestrian Coalition
Virginia Virginia State Programs
Washington DC Bike Washington
Washington State Bicycle Alliance of Washington
West Virginia Bike West Virginia
Wisconsin Bicycle Federation of Wisconsin
Wyoming Cycle Wyoming
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