Bike Lane Uprising is a mobile app that aims to make biking safer by providing an easy way to report bike lane obstructions. With this app, users can simply take a photo of any obstructions they come across in bike lanes and report them. The app collects data from these reports to identify problem areas and trends, holding violators accountable and working towards preventing future obstructions.

Founded by Christina Whitehouse after a near accident with a commercial truck, Bike Lane Uprising is a cyclist-led civic tech platform. It was created to address the issue of blocked bike lanes, even in cities that are considered bike-friendly. The app serves as a central database of bike lane obstructions, allowing users to highlight problem areas and work with local organizations, city departments, and companies to find solutions.

Since its launch in Chicago, Bike Lane Uprising has gained popularity in over 100 cities, spreading through word of mouth. If you want to contribute to making biking safer and report bike lane obstructions, sign up for the app and start reporting today.