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Commute Seattle supports employers and commuters to decrease drive alone rates and increase rates of walking, biking, and transit by offering education & technical assistance for TDM [...]

  The City of Denver has turned a polluted river in into seven miles of ecological and recreational space for residents.   City: Denver, CO Purpose: Create an ecological and [...]

The City of Austin is building a network of walking and biking trails totaling 268 miles to help residents access the city using active transportation modes.     City: Austin, TX [...]

  Atlanta’s Department of Transportation (ATLDOT) relaunched the city’s open streets program in 2023 to get people using active mobility in the streets.   City: Atlanta, GA Purpose: To [...]

The 114th General Assembly began the first of its two-year session in February (the 3rd in the House and 10th in the Senate) after a week-long special session passing hurricane relief, [...]

Eight times a year, CicLAvia temporarily closes streets to car traffic, transforming them into pop-up public spaces and parks. Free for all, CicLAvia connects communities to each other across an [...]

As part of an initiative to relieve congestion, Tennessee will begin building choice lanes in Nashville, with potential projects in other major Tennessee cities following shortly. But what will [...]

This year, Nashville could see its first major attempt at a mass transit overhaul since the failed 2018 transit referendum. Throughout his campaign and from his first day in office, Mayor Freddie [...]

Tennessee’s lack of transportation options is affecting road safety, cost, quality of life, and access to opportunities for Tennesseans. Tennessee ranks 43rd in the nation for [...]

Tennessee has some of the most dangerous streets in the nation. In 2021, we had 1,318 traffic fatalities and ranked 42nd worst in the country, and in 2022, Memphis was rated in the top five most [...]