Sign the Pledge of Support for Changes to Our Streets
Your voice matters and it is time to speak up to let our public officials know that you support changes to our street network as part of our Coronavirus response.…
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Category: Advocacy
Interview: Explaining commerce zones and low speed streets
Listen in as Mike Sule interviews Michael Stratton and Lisabeth Medlock about their recent proposal describing commerce zones and network of low speed streets for Asheville. We published the pdf…
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Released: Asheville MMTC members COVID-19 Streets Proposal
In early May, Asheville on Bikes provided feedback to several members of the Asheville Multi-Modal Transportation Commission who were preparing a set of recommendations for changes to Asheville’s streets to…
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Asheville on Bikes Low Speed Street Network and Circulator Map
Today we are publishing our map for a connected network of biking, walking, ebiking paths that we would like to see built in Asheville. Internally, we’ve often referred to this…
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How Oakland created 74 miles of safe streets with support from neighbors
Watch the 2 minute video: Takeaways from Oakland: The City designated the network but it was the neighbors and citizens who implemented the changes and the signage. Creating a network…
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Letter to Council: We need more space for walking and biking and social distancing
Mayor Esther Manheimer and City Council City of Asheville Dear Mayor Manheimer & City Council, Thank you all for the work that you’re doing to keep our community safe during…
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