The city has gotten steadily friendlier for bikers in the past decade.

Ride away from the 5.75 percent.

Currently, if a pedestrian or cyclist is found to be even one percent at fault in a crash, they cannot recover damages.

A practice that may not be practical for all cyclists.

The driver of a pick-up truck who was caught on tape verbally harassing and then striking a cyclist in an August 2011 incident will perform community service and attend anger management courses in exchange for having charges against him dropped.

Cyclists anticipating that warm spring day when they can enjoy 24 miles of car-free roads through Arlington and D.C. will have to look elsewhere this year, because the annual Bike DC organized ride has been called off.

A bill introduced today would apply tough penalties to drivers who fail to yield the right-of-way to cyclists trying to share the road.

Thinking about pulling a U-turn through those Pennsylvania Avenue bike lanes? Think again.

Bike crashes can be very disorienting events, especially if other moving vehicles or the police are involved. Now WABA has an app to help out cyclists in unfortunate situations.

Last April I sold my elderly car for a few hundred dollars. I was tired of the expense of repairs, gas and insurance, no longer needed a vehicle for work, and the wide availability of car-sharing services in the D.C. metro area made the switch to no longer owning my own car seem easy and obvious. I hadn’t regretted my decision for a minute — until I got the following press release in my inbox…