APBP seeks female cyclists for survey

Silicon Valley Bike Coalition reports:


The Association of Pedestrian and Bicycle Professionals (APBP) is gathering input from women and girls only on cycling issues through an online survey. The survey takes an average of 15 minutes, and is more fun than the census form. The survey will be open until May 1.


And here's a link to the survey.

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