Safe speeds are an important topic on the bike trails, especially with the growing popularity of e-bikes. While signs posted declare a 15 miles-per-hour limit, bikers often exceed that speed.

Electric bikes are everywhere — zipping down neighborhood streets, weaving through city traffic, and cruising along Utah’s trails.

As the weather warms up, more people will opt for their bicycles over cars and a somewhat new tool is trying to keep cyclists safe while they travel through Utah intersections.

Biking infrastructure, fatality rates and spending are some of the reasons why a new study warns Utah cyclists to be careful on the streets.

This small Utah recreation gem is catching attention. Can it avoid becoming Moab? Tourism is replacing mining as people discover the central Utah town’s mountain biking and OHV trails.

After 26 bike and pedestrian crashes — and counting — in Utah so far in 2025, analysts are hoping drivers make an effort to ...