Bicycle advocacy groups are organizations that promote the use of bicycles for transportation, recreation, and fitness. They work to improve cycling infrastructure, such as bike lanes and parking, and advocate for policies that support cyclists' rights. These groups often engage with local governments and communities to raise awareness about the benefits of cycling, including reduced traffic congestion and environmental impact. In addition to infrastructure improvements, bicycle advocacy groups often organize events, such as community rides and educational workshops, to encourage more people to cycle. They may also provide resources for safe cycling practices and work to create a more bike-friendly culture in cities and towns, benefiting both cyclists and the community as a whole.