What is the Los Angeles Bike Summit?
The Bike Summit will bring together bicycle advocates, advocates for healthy communities, and others to network and to plan a bikable healthy future for Southern California. Please use the links on the left, or click the following for more information about Workshops and Speakers and Panelists.

When is the Los Angeles Bike Summit?
March 7, 2009
9 am to 4 pm
Click here for a complete schedule.

How do I register for the Los Angeles Bike Summit?
Click here to register Register by noon PST on Monday, February 23, 2009 and receive a free lunch at the summit!
Advance registration is encouraged but not required. Walk-ins on the day of the event will be welcome.

Where is the Los Angeles Bike Summit?
Los Angeles Trade-Tech College
400 W. Washington Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90015
LATTC is located across the street from the Metro Blue Line GRAND Station
More than 50 bus and rail lines stop within a couple blocks of LATTC
For information about LATTC, visit http://www.lattc.edu/

Why the Los Angeles Bike Summit?
In the past few years, Los Angeles has seen tremendous growth and energy in its emerging bike movement, consisting of various organizations, rides, events, blogs, individuals, and more. This grassroots development has been exciting and invigorating, scaling up opportunities for both bike advocacy, new policy developments, and expanding the number of people choosing to bicycle in the region. Bike riding, as a form of transportation, physical activity, cultural and social activity and leisure time recreation, has moved beyond the margin and is an important visible solution to many urban issues from global warming to lack of physical activity.

Among the Bike Summit's goals are:

- Getting bicyclists involved in advocacy for more bike friendly cities
- Strengthening ties between bicycle organizations
- Growing the capacity of bicycle organizations
- Strengthening ties between bicycle organizations and the broader movements for the environment, environmental justice, health, and urban livability.