Vote No on Prop D Gas Tax Increase
More money to perpetuate a broken system is why I urge you to vote no on Prop D. More funding…
Category Archives: Transportation
Open Streets Re-Launching in St. Louis in June 2018
Imagine if your street was open to activities other than driving cars. What if for a day, it was safe…
Dockless bike share launches in St. Louis – a new way to get aro...
It may have been four years in the making, but St. Louis will finally have bike share as of…
Trailnet Seeks Public Input for Final Phase of Bike/Ped Network
Trailnet is in the final two months of an 18-month planning process to create a seamless, on...
Chouteau Greenway Proposals Released for Public Input
Four months ago, we first heard from the four finalist Chouteau Greenway Competition design teams about their qualifications and…
Trailnet Announces Study Corridors for Bike/Ped Network: Connecting St...
As a grassroots advocacy organization, Trailnet has a 30-year history of pushing the enve...
FAA accepting public comments on privatization of Lambert Internationa...
On April 19th, 2017, Lyda Krewson was sworn in as Mayor of St. Louis City. The following day, as
Gas Tax Cut Again in Missouri
Another year has passed and the fuel tax has been cut again. Since Missouri’s fuel tax is fixed at 17…
When your city hates your traffic calming measures
Editor’s note: The piece originally appeared at Strong Towns
A few days ago, my local news site posted this gem…
We Want You To Use Transit, But Made It Harder To Use
Washington University encourages its staff and students to use transit by offering a Metro U-Pass. It reduces the university’s parking…
Group Advocates for Qualified Candidates for the Vacant Bicycle/Pedest...
In recent weeks, a group of St. Louis City residents, bike advocates, and urban explorers have joined together to lead…
Why You Should Go to the Chouteau Greenway Events this Week
If you haven’t yet heard of Great Rivers Greenway (GRG) or specifically the Chouteau Greenway, you’re missing out on one…