Saint Paul Should Copy Seattle’s Downtown Bike Lane

Bicycling
Downtowns
Streets

Bill Lindeke • June 18, 2019

Apologies in advance for all the terrible metaphors in this post. They are like going for a walk to the park but having a jalapeño cheddar Corn Nut stuck in your shoe. Anyway. The point is that Downtown Saint Paul has been a black hole for bicycling for so long that it’s hard to imagine […]

People on bicycles on the Sam Morgan Trail near the Upper Landing housing development along the Mississippi River just upriver from downtown Saint Paul.

Three Short-Term Projects to Make Downtown Saint Paul Safer on Bike

Bicycling
Safety

Ethan Osten • November 30, 2017

On November 7th, Saint Paul elected a new mayor for the first time in twelve years, former Ward 1 City Council Member Melvin Carter III. Carter campaigned on a platform that pledged to move Saint Paul forward, calling to “reduce our city’s carbon footprint by expanding transit, biking, and pedestrian opportunities citywide” and to “design […]