Neighborhoods with low car ownership are exactly where bike infrastructure, sidewalks and transit need to be expanded Transportation costs can
Will Pittsburgh emerge from our Bronze status? Way back in 2010, Pittsburgh was awarded a Bronze Bicycle Friendly Community Status
Latest project ratchets up Pittsburgh’s bike infrastructure game Since 2016, we’ve been engaging in the process of the URA’s Penn
Picture of the nearly complete asphalt mural in front of the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, Woods Run Branch
When it comes to the City’s project proposal, you have questions and we have answers Over the past month since
Image of a concrete island showing the future protected bike lane and protected intersection at Penn Ave and Euclid Ave
Bicycling Community plans for a vigil and short bike ride to raise awareness Members of the bicycling community are gathering
Will the Strip District get safer for biking and walking? Attend this public meeting on May 1 to make a
Digging into the latest steps toward Pittsburgh’s new Vision Zero goal UPDATE (3/14/24): After an hour of discussion between City
Traffic fatalities and serious injuries are preventable. Mayor Gainey has put the policy in place to end them. UPDATE (3/19/24): City
Several projects are in the works, and can’t come soon enough Late on Wednesday, January 24, a driver struck and
Show your support for a car free Serpentine Dr in Schenley Park As a scenic, twisty road through the historic
A picture of crosswalks on North Ave
Image of the West End Bridge with concepetual drawings
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