One facility is still not ready to open after five years of construction.

Lacking enough votes for passage, the bill’s author scrapped it Tuesday, promising a renewed community dialogue.

As Jump also expands its fleet of e-bikes, there could be more than 2,000 vehicles in the District this year.

Starting on Monday, commuters will be able to wheel them on at any time.

Why D.C. all of a sudden has a bunch of bright bikes hanging out around town, and how they each differ.

There are 83 pit stops this year.

Bicyclists rejoice: A bunch of new bike racks are coming to downtown D.C. over the next year.

Mayor Gray signed the Bicycle Safety Amendment Act of 2013, which will (hopefully) make the roads a little safer for District cyclists.

A new survey conducted by the Census Bureau shows that more and more people in and around the District are biking.

It wasn’t stolen and, unfortunately no, someone didn’t ride it across the country.