The Bicycle Civil Liberties Union (BCLU) is a bicycle advocacy group mainly based in the San Francisco Bay Area. A network of activists and attorneys are working to champion the bicyclist's and pedestrian's rights. According to the group's homepage their main goals are to ensure equal access and safe accomodations for nonmotorized travelers and to develop resources for cyclists and pedestrians.^[1]

Contents 1 Logo 2 Critical Mass documentary: July 25th, The Secret is Out! 3 Links 4 References

LogoEdit

The group's logo shows two scales in balance hanging down from a handle bar. The slogan beside the scales is: "Get a clue with the BCLU". ^[1]

Critical Mass documentary: July 25th, The Secret is Out!Edit

The BCLU features the Critical Mass documentary "July 25th, The Secret is Out!" of the San Francisco Critical Mass crackdown on July 25, 1997. On the BCLU webpage the video is termed as the first Videocracy project ever.^[2]

LinksEdit

• Homepage of the BCLU

ReferencesEdit

1. ↑ ^{1.0 1.1} http://bclu.org
2. ↑ http://www.bclu.org/cm/july25.html

Critical Mass related topics

Bicycle advocacy groups  •  Bicycle events  •  Car Free Days  •  Cycling  •  Earth Day  •  Ghostbike  •  Radfahren am Freitag  •  Reclaim the Streets  •  Safety in numbers

See also the CM wiki glossary