PeopleForBikes’ annual City Ratings measures the quality and connectivity of low-stress bike networks in thousands of communities around the world. Decision-makers and advocates use it to benchmark progress, identify network gaps, and prioritize investments.
Learn how improving your community’s data directly improves the accuracy of your City Ratings score by joining this interactive workshop for a hands-on introduction to mapping and tagging bike infrastructure in OpenStreetMap’s browser-based iD editor. The session will kick off with a live demonstration on how to add and edit bike infrastructure on OpenStreetMap followed by guided work time to update your own community’s map, ask questions, and troubleshoot in real time.
You’ll leave this session knowing how to:
* Use the OpenStreetMap iD Editor with confidence
* Add or update bike infrastructure to OpenStreetMap
* Add or update key destinations in OpenStreetMap
When? Tuesday February 17, 2026 at 11 AM
Where? Online via Zoom. Register hereÂ
Ready for a more advanced approach to updating OpenStreetMap data? Join Workshop 2 for an introduction to mapping bike infrastructure in JOSM, OpenStreetMap’s powerful desktop editing tool.
Workshop #2 – https://bikeeastbay.org/event/advanced-bike-infrastructure-mapping-with-josm/
This is not a Bike East Bay event. For questions or comments please contact the organizers.
