As the end of the 2011-2012 school year approaches, the BIIC must sadly bid farewell to a few of its current student members, who are leaving Georgia Tech for bigger and better things. However, this means that we have the opportunity to invite students who are interested in being a part of the BIIC to [...]
The Bicycle Infrastructure Improvement Committee is considering the installation of campus bike repair stations, and we need your feedback!
Congratulations to Georgia Tech and the Bicycle Infrastructure Improvement Committee: the Atlanta Bicycle Coalition awarded them with the title of 2011 Partner of the Year at ABC’s annual members’ night on Friday. This award recognizes the organization which contributed the most to supporting ABC’s efforts at making Atlanta more bike-friendly, and 2011 included some particularly [...]
AASHE, the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education, released their most recent entry in their ongoing “Student Diary Series”, which allows students to submit stories about their efforts to improve sustainability on their campus this afternoon. Authored by BIIC committee member and Tech graduate student Johann Weber, the entry describes the effort [...]
This week, BIIC was awarded a $1,500 seed grant from GeorgiaBikes! and the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety! This grant will be used to help BIIC make headway on some of the many projects worthy of pursuing. Some of the submitted project list include: 1) Funds for printing commuter cycling pamphlets (resources, safety info, etc) [...]
Alex Gutierrez, an officer with Campus Police and a member of the Bicycle Infrastructure Improvement Committee (BIIC) at Georgia Tech, would like to remind students, faculty, and staff who ride bicycles on campus to register their bicycles (it’s free!), as well as to check out their Twitter and facebook pages for updates on Campus PD. [...]
On March 8th, 2011, the Bicycle Infrastructure Improvement Bill passed both chambers of the Student Government, providing $26,146 to BIIC to be allocated in turn to construct .8 miles of bike lanes on campus (half a mile on Ferst from Atlantic past the CRC, and a third of a mile along Hemphill from Ferst to [...]
City and Regional Planning will be hosting a public participation event this Wednesday, Wednesday April 6th at 4:00 pm. They will be using the northern half of the jury space on the 3rd floor of architecture west. The topic of the event will be “Bike and Pedestrian Infrastructure on Campus” and we hope that many [...]
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