This page is a supporting document to the print document titled, “AVL Unpaved Marketing Plan 2022.” Page 3: Path Less Pedaled visits Asheville blog post @MobileCyclist on Instagram Seth’s Bike Hacks builds bike park in Canton, NC on Youtube Kentucky Cycling features RADTIP on Youtube People For Bikes ebike Summit in Asheville web page Page
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A POLICY & PLAN FRAMEWORK FOR NATURAL SURFACE TRAILS IN THE CITY OF ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA What is Asheville Unpaved? Asheville Unpaved is a community-supported initiative, led by Asheville on Bikes, Pisgah Area SORBA, and Connect Buncombe, dedicated to building a network of multi-use natural surface trails that will help Asheville-area residents and visitors connect
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Dear Asheville on Bikes, I’m excited to update you that Asheville on Bikes is 60% of the way toward our end of year goal of $125,000. The final uphill push is ahead. With your support, I’m confident we’ll get there. Throughout 2022, AoB has made considerable headway in our City. Merrimon 4-3 conversion win We
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Primary Election May 17th, 2022: What do our Primary Election Candidates have to say about multi-modal transportation in Asheville? Asheville on Bikes sent a survey to the City Council and County Commissioner candidates on the primary ballot for 2022, asking for their thoughts on multi-modal transportation. We have shared the answers of all who responded.
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General Election Nov 3rd, 2020: What do our Candidates have to say about multi-modal transportation in Asheville? Responses posted in the order received. Pictures used where provided. Want more? Read the AoB Policy Positions! City Council General Candidates Kim Roney Rich Lee Sage Turner County Commissioner General Candidates Joe Belcher Parker Sloan Terri Wells Brownie
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Asheville on Bikes does not endorse candidates. We do advocate for policies and design standards that advance our active transportation network and we recommend that any public official adopt the positions we outline here. Asheville is one of the most dangerous cities in NC for people walking, biking, and driving. Therefore, city, county, and state
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