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Sunday, May 20, 2012








The bicycle hides nothing
and threatens nothing.
It is what it does,
its form is its function.
- Stewart Parker,
Spokesong
Stars and Stripes in Choteau

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Get more info about the USBRSDuring National Bike Month, Adventure Cycling is raising $50,000 to support the creation of the U.S. Bicycle Route System (USBRS). Donate today or become a core supporter and help raise funds to build this national network of cycling routes.

Presently, more than 40 states are working on U.S. Bicycle Routes. Last year, AASHTO (American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials) approved six new U.S. Bicycle Routes (USBR): USBR 1 in Maine and New Hampshire, USBR 20 in Michigan, and USBR 8, 95, 97, and 87 in Alaska — the first official U.S. Bicycle Routes to be established since 1982. More approvals are expected from AASHTO’s Special Committee on U.S. Route Numbering during its May 2012 meeting in Traverse City, Michigan.

Join us for the grand 0pening of USBR 35 at the ribbon cutting ceremony and inagural bike ride in Traverse City on Saturday May, 19 at 1 pm. (For a full description of the event, see the AASHTO's informational page.)

To stay up-to-date on the USBRS, follow the conversation on Facebook or Twitter, @usbicycleroutes.

New to the U.S. Bicycle Route System? Read our U.S. Bicycle Route System 101 blog post to get the basics and follow our weekly blog posts on Building the U.S. Bicycle Route System to stay up-to-date on USBRS developments.

Don't forget, the USBRS is on Twitter and Facebook -- show your support, follow our tweets and become a fan!

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