CLEVELAND — The League of American Bicyclists has designated Cuyahoga County a Bicycle Friendly Business, making it one of more than 1,300 businesses working to make the region more bicycle friendly.
“We are extremely proud that Cuyahoga County has been recognized by the League of American Bicyclists for our continued efforts to promote cycling as a sustainable and healthy transportation option,” County Executive Chris Ronayne said in a press release. . “Thank you to our team for continuing to make our county safer and more accessible for cyclists.”
Cuyahoga received the Silver Level Bicycle Friendly Business Award, which recognizes contributions made by businesses to improve safety for bicyclists.
“We congratulate this round of new and renewed bicycle-friendly companies that are investing resources to promote biking not only in the workplace but also in their communities,” said Bill Nesper, executive director of the League of American Bicyclists. I'm proud.'' , in a press release. “Building an America where biking is safe and easy for everyone will take collaboration, and we applaud Cuyahoga County for cycling with us to advance this movement. ”
The national list of bicycle-friendly businesses includes government agencies, Fortune 500 companies, museums, hospitality facilities, bike shops, and more.
“Cuyahoga County is committed to creating a safe and accessible environment for all cyclists,” Annie Pease, the county's senior transportation advisor, said in a press release. “Through infrastructure investments and programs like the Cuyahoga Greenway, we are giving our residents better access to transportation options that promote health and protect the environment.”
Thanks to this award, the county has access to tools and technical assistance from the League of American Bicyclists. Click here for more information about the program.