Sessions are today, tomorrow, and Friday.  All are welcome as public opinion will be used to shape the new design for Martin Luther King, Jr Boulevard, and specifically the removal of the I-16 flyover.  Join us in calling for a Complete Streets design at those meetings.  Today’s opening session at 5:30-8pm will include an opening [...]

[ February 25, 2010; 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm. ] Georgia has been slow to jump on the Safe Routes to School bandwagon, but we are finally on board.  SRTS is a program to encourage elementary and middle school students to walk and bicycle to school (which 42% did in 1969, but only 16% do today) for the potential benefits of health, decreased traffic congestion [...]

You have probably heard some talk somewhere about the revitalization of the MLK corridor.  We’re glad to see it, and would love to see a street built for people, with a design focused on bikability and walkability.  Here is your opportunity to have an effect on those plans for the west side of downtown Savannah.

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[ March 23, 2010; 9:45 am to 1:00 pm. ] Georgia Bikes!, our statewide advocacy group has reorganized and added a lobbying component.  Part of that effort in the statehouse this year is the annual Georgia Rides to the Capitol.  With rides beginning at two main locations around metro Atlanta, this event brings together elected officials and cyclists to highlight the need for better public [...]

Reminder: Tybee Mardi Gras parade Sat 3pm. Volunteer and get an "I don't recycle" shirt & koozie: http://ow.ly/16iFk #
Check out the new Let's Move program – http://www.letsmove.gov/ Safe Routes to School and more! #