Screening of “The Bicycle Revolution” at Bicycle Hall of Fame
Did you notice? There’s a bicycle revolution under way in the United States. But what does it actually take to bring about change? “The Bicycle Revolution” is an inspiring documentary on bicycling advocacy. This documentary follows 15 students who took a ‘class on wheels’ to answer that question. They biked to 12 different cities in the L.A. area to meet with elected officials, staff, and advocacy groups to understand what it takes to transform streets and cities.
When: Wednesday, October 10, 6:00 pm
Where: Bicycle Hall of Fame, 3rd & B Street (near Farmers Market)
Who: Everyone!
To register for this event visit: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-bicycle-revolution-special-screening-tickets-50554239090.
The film highlights the importance and effectiveness of bike advocacy in local politics. Viewers get a sense of how to engage with City leaders, why it matters, and the challenges in doing so. The film reveals discussions between students and a variety groups, and shows them in their biking travels between towns. The message is positive, emphasizing that advocacy at the local level isn’t as intimidating as you think, and viewers are treated to several examples of how this type of advocacy can effectively bring change.

This documentary premiered at the New Urbanism Film Festival and the California Bicycle Summit this year and was recently featured in Forbes Magazine. Come for an inspiring 45-minute screening followed by discussions, a panel, and refreshments.
- Robb Davis, former Mayor and Council Member of city of Davis
- Aaron Curtin, UC Davis Bicycle Program Coordinator at TAPS
- Susan Handy, professor at UC Davis and director of the National Institute for Sustainable Transportation, and Board Member of Bike Davis
This event is hosted by Bike Davis, The Bike Campaign, and Cool Davis. For additional information about the film and this event, please contact Nicholas Fauchier-Magnan at nmagnan@bikedavis.us.
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