City of Pryor Creek, OK Passes First Complete Streets Ordinance in Oklahoma
The City of Pryor Creek, Oklahoma recently became the first city in the state to approve a Complete Streets ordinance with the unanimous approval of Ordinance No. 2016-01.
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A Primer on NHTSA’s Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Dollars
When we talk about federal transportation dollars in this space, we most often focus on the Transportation Alternatives Program, since it has a strong focus on funding Safe Routes to School programs and bicycling and walking infrastructure.
The Edible Rail Trail: Palmer, Alaska’s Homegrown Solution for Walkable Food Access
In 1935, as part of the New Deal, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s administration moved 203 Midwestern families from their economically depressed farms to form the Matanuska Colony in what is now Palmer, Alaska. These agricultural families migrated from Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan to the Matanuska-Susitna Valley, approximately 45 miles north of Anchorage, 24 years before Alaska became a state. With 40 acres allocated per family, these farming colonists cultivated the land into what is now the heart of Alaska’s agricultural production.
Pokémon Go and the Gamification of Active Travel
This blog post is authored by Safe Routes Partnership research advisor, Stephanie Tepperberg.
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Introducing the Local Practice & Policy Blog
In Atlanta, I’m sitting in a conference room with roughly 30 advocates from the public health sector who are here to talk about the work they are doing throughout the country in preventative health.