biking

A national initiative is investing in Cincinnati's shared-use trail system to help close gaps on the West Side.

City leaders of both Covington and Newport have approved a plan to improve bicycle infrastructure in their communities.

New research shows lifelong bikers have healthier knees, less pain and a longer lifespan, compared to people who've never biked. This adds to the evidence that cycling promotes healthy aging.

Red Bike's director says losing the partnership of UC Health means the program can't afford to stay open during the slow winter months.

The new .8 mile extension of the cycling and walking path runs across a deserted rail bridge between Woodburn Avenue in Evanston and Blair Court in Avondale.

Making sure everyone has access to the bike share program is a major goal of Red Bike.

Some of those projects, like an extension of the Central Parkway bike lane, are slated to begin construction this year.

We'll discuss trail and bike share expansions, cycling inclusivity and more.

The "town" is designed to help kids learn about bike-handling skills, road patterns and safety precautions.

Bike experts join Cincinnati Edition to talk new trails and lanes and answer your maintenance and safety questions.