We believe that good facilities for cyclists and pedestrians depend on the existence of good communities. Good communities look after the environment and promote wise land use. Good communities provide open space and recreation opportunities.
Good communities have good facilities such as libraries, schools, and parks.
Good communities are built around people, not cars. In short, we are for that which creates livable communities because these communities are, by their very nature, walkable, bikeable communities. CBC's Record of Success - Working for You Formed in 1977, the Connecticut Bicycle Coalition hired a director and opened the doors to its office in October 1996. The new manual was published in Spanish and English in 2000. A similar plan was subsequently adopted by the Southern CT Water Company to open access to mountain biking for the first time.