A Season of Skill Shares
Highlighting three community winter skill share events that help folks with active transportation in the Twin Cities year-round.
Category: Bicycling
Celebrating 25 Years With The Midtown Greenway Coalition
The Midtown Greenway opened 25 years ago, so let’s hear from the folks who pushed for it to happen!
A 125 Year Legacy In the North End – Part 2
The most conspicuous work of the Tri-Area Block Club was establishing Trout Brook Nature Sanctuary. Here’s the story of how the dedicated North Enders accomplished it.
Minnesotans geared up for e-bike rebates. Now data reveals more about them
Minnesota’s first-year e-bike rebate program sparked huge demand, helping thousands shift to cleaner, cheaper commutes and highlighting strong public enthusiasm for sustainable transport.
How Mixing Bikes And Pedestrians On Lyndale Feels
What would it feel like to use a shared-use path on Lyndale? Hear from participants in the “Stroll & Roll” rally.
A 125 Year Legacy In the North End – Part 1
Meet a woman with 125 year roots in the North End and how the neighborhood successfully fought unwanted industrial development.
Complete Streets are Good for Business
Complete streets aren’t just for those biking, walking and using transit: they’ll also benefit motorists, residents and, yes, even business owners.
Two-Day Bike Fest Replaces Beloved ‘River Ramble’
After losing their popular annual ride, organizers in Mankato aim to raise spirits with a new weekend-long festival that promotes all manner of cycling.
A Simple Tool for Safer Streets
I love modal filters, and you should too. Here are some great examples and three places where they should be made permanent.
Demonstrating Potential Along 11th Avenue in Rochester
A four-block bike lane demonstration shows how thoughtful action with active transport can lead to better safety and connectivity.