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Working to make bicycling in Albuquerque a safe, enjoyable and convenient mobility option for all!
BikeABQ Submits Opposition to Proposed Maverik Gas Station on Indian School Network Spine
March 10, 2026 at 6:06:42 PM
BikeABQ has submitted a letter to the Albuquerque Zoning Hearing Examiner opposing a proposed Maverik fueling station at 2101 Carlisle Blvd NE. The site sits along Indian School Road, a corridor designated as a Network Spine in the City’s Albuquerque 2024 Bikeways & Trails Facilities Plan, where separated bike lanes are planned as a high priority. Public comments on the proposal are being accepted until Thursday, March 12, with a hearing scheduled for March 17.
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Your Input Needed: Albuquerque’s Low-Stress Bike Map
February 25, 2026 at 9:24:53 PM
Albuquerque cyclists, your input is needed! A new initiative is underway to create a Low-Stress Bike Map for the city—a map designed for riders of all ages and abilities, highlighting routes that are safe, comfortable, and stress-free. Traditional apps often prioritize speed over comfort, but this project puts the cycling community in the driver’s seat.
BikeABQ Submits Opposition to Proposed Maverik Gas Station on Indian School Network Spine
March 10, 2026 at 6:06:42 PM
BikeABQ has submitted a letter to the Albuquerque Zoning Hearing Examiner opposing a proposed Maverik fueling station at 2101 Carlisle Blvd NE. The site sits along Indian School Road, a corridor designated as a Network Spine in the City’s Albuquerque 2024 Bikeways & Trails Facilities Plan, where separated bike lanes are planned as a high priority. Public comments on the proposal are being accepted until Thursday, March 12, with a hearing scheduled for March 17.
Your Input Needed: Albuquerque’s Low-Stress Bike Map
February 25, 2026 at 9:24:53 PM
Albuquerque cyclists, your input is needed! A new initiative is underway to create a Low-Stress Bike Map for the city—a map designed for riders of all ages and abilities, highlighting routes that are safe, comfortable, and stress-free. Traditional apps often prioritize speed over comfort, but this project puts the cycling community in the driver’s seat.
BikeABQ Submits Opposition to Proposed Maverik Gas Station on Indian School Network Spine
March 10, 2026 at 6:06:42 PM
BikeABQ has submitted a letter to the Albuquerque Zoning Hearing Examiner opposing a proposed Maverik fueling station at 2101 Carlisle Blvd NE. The site sits along Indian School Road, a corridor designated as a Network Spine in the City’s Albuquerque 2024 Bikeways & Trails Facilities Plan, where separated bike lanes are planned as a high priority. Public comments on the proposal are being accepted until Thursday, March 12, with a hearing scheduled for March 17.
Your Input Needed: Albuquerque’s Low-Stress Bike Map
February 25, 2026 at 9:24:53 PM
Albuquerque cyclists, your input is needed! A new initiative is underway to create a Low-Stress Bike Map for the city—a map designed for riders of all ages and abilities, highlighting routes that are safe, comfortable, and stress-free. Traditional apps often prioritize speed over comfort, but this project puts the cycling community in the driver’s seat.
