Report: Motor vehicle crashes that involve a bicyclist or pedestrian represent 3 percent of all crashes, but 12 percent of fatalities. By Barb Thoman, Executive...
Archive for category: Bike & Walk
Northfield Garners National Recognition for Policy to Create Streets that Work for Everyone
Nearly 130 communities across the United States adopted Complete Streets policies in 2012, and Northfield, Minnesota, was one of the best.
Transit Vision Bill Introduced
"We must make smart investments in transit to create good jobs and address climate change," said David Foster, Executive Director of the BlueGreen Alliance. "We're proud to support this effort to sustain and improve transit options in our state."
An Interview with Edna Bernstein
Editor’s Note: TLC staff recently enjoyed the opportunity to talk with Edna Bernstein, a TLC sustaining member and resident of the Excelsior & Grand development in Saint...
New federal transportation law–A missed opportunity
By Barb Thoman, Executive Director In July, President Obama signed a new transportation law: MAP-21. The new law ran 600-pages and is effective for 27-months...
Los Angeles and Charlotte Chart a New Course
From Dave Van Hattum, Senior Policy Advocate The Metropolitan Council has launched the process for creating a new long range regional plan, called Thrive MSP....
A scorecard for the 2012 legislative session
The 2012 legislative session clearly showed the importance of legislative support for transit investments.
It’s Safer on Transit! Transportation Choices and Public Health
From Betsy Christensen, MPH Candidate, University of Minnesota School of Public Health and TLC intern Improving public transit and creating more walkable neighborhoods can be...
Transit, Bicycling, and Walking in the News
stories from last week that you might have missed Feb 26-March 2, 2012 Bicycling Chicago: Minneapolis one of four pilot locations [aka, Bike Walk Twin...
Update from Washington: Advocates for transit, bicycling, and walking on red alert
More than 600 organizations and leaders-- including the US Chamber of Commerce, governors, and mayors-- signed a letter opposing the House financing bill.