Community Affairs
Community Affairs Officer: Terry Price
The Spring City Cycling Club promotes and endorses highway, road, street planning, etc. that provides continued access and routes for bike travel and recreation in the Huntsville, Alabama area and across north Alabama.
Please try to attend Thursday City Council meetings at 6 pm downtown Huntsville to support cycling advocacy.
Adopt A Mile Program
Huntsville Bicycle Advocacy & Safety Committee
Huntsville has a Bicycle Advocacy & Safety Committee (BASC) that meets regularly in response to increased calls for improved bicycle awareness. Members of the SCCC are among the committee members. City of Huntsville web page is
now online. See also the new
BikeHuntsville.com web site.
As part of the new Huntsville Bike Plan, we are looking for businesses and offices to approach to install bike parking and apply for the league of American Bicyclist (LAB) Bicycle Friendly Business (BFB) status.
Contact Jamie Miernik jamibike_at_gmail.com.
All About Biking in North Alabama
A presentation has been created to provide all sorts of information about all Bicycling in North Alabama. Click
here to view this information.
So what is going on around Huntsville?
See the Huntsville City web site for projects being discussed or planned such as the City of Huntsville Bikeway plan and the Huntsville Greenways Plan. See BikeHuntsville.com for more information about greenways and how you can get involved.
See the
FAQ section for information on how to report hazardous road conditions.
Bicycling and The Law
There have been several email discussions about bicycling and the law. Here are some resources that folks unearthed:
Alabama Code Online (Go to Title 32, Chapter 5A to find traffic laws pertaining to bicycles. See articles 82, 260-286
Bicycling on Redstone Arsenal
There have been new regulations enacted on Redstone Arsenal as of December 2024. Click here for more information.
Reporting Dangerous Dogs
Click here to see information on the various local animal control agencies for reporting dangerous dogs. Madison and Limestone counties have containment laws, meaning dogs cannot run free off private property. Help out your cycling friends by reporting dangerous dogs.