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Trump Budget Proposal Threatens Transit in Minnesota & Across U.S.
Nearly $1.76 billion in federal funding for Metro Transit projects is at risk.
Meals on (Two) Wheels
These dedicated volunteers ride their bikes all over the Twin Cities to deliver meals for Open Arms of Minnesota.
New Year, New ZAP Twin Cities
We're bringing the Minneapolis and Saint Paul branches of the ZAP program together under one roof to help get more people biking more often.
Disparities in Pedestrian Fatalities Persist in Minnesota & across U.S.
New research shows people of color and older adults are more likely to be struck and killed by a car while walking, and lower-income areas are correlated with more dangerous streets.
Everybody Has a Right to Walk
An excerpt from America’s Walking Renaissance by Minneapolis-based writer Jay Walljasper offers an important reminder that pervasive racial and socio-economic inequity impacts even the most universal way of getting around.
Big News: Transit for Livable Communities & St. Paul Smart Trips Merging January 1
Together, our organizations will create the largest transportation advocacy nonprofit in Minnesota.
Top Takeways from the National Shared Mobility Summit
The summit brought people together from across the country to explore the latest innovations, trends, and policy questions around bike sharing, car sharing, ride sharing, and other shared transportation options.
Changing Street Design Status Quo
Design standards play a big role in determining what our streets look like, and that in turn influences transportation choices and safety. Following a successful push from TLC and allies, new recommended changes should mean more streets designed to work for everyone, not just for cars.
Small Business Owner Opens up about Life on the Green Line
Ericka Trinh knows firsthand about the opportunities and the challenges that come with running a small business on a new transit line.
Gold Line BRT Decision Approaching
Officials are expected to select a new route for the Gold Line bus rapid transit project before 2016 is over. Despite a small but vocal group of local opposition, this project has clear benefits for the east metro.
MnDOT Plans for the Future
MnDOT is finalizing three big plans that will influence transportation projects and spending in Minnesota for the next twenty years. Is it business as usual or will we see a greater focus on transit, bicycling, and walking statewide?