#active-transportation

#active-transportation

The Great American Rail Trail is an ambitious project that provides a car-free path across the U.S. for walkers and cyclists.

Manhattan leads the U.S. in walking and biking, with 59% of trips made without a car, while Staten Island still heavily relies on driving.

New York City's four boroughs excel in active transportation, with Manhattan leading the U.S. in trips made by foot or bike.

U.S. cities could emulate global models of active transportation like Hoboken or Osaka to significantly reduce global emissions through biking and walking.

National Night Out promotes community engagement through neighborhood block parties, enhancing police-community relationships.

California's proposed budget faces a $12 billion deficit with cuts across services, excluding High-Speed Rail and water reclamation.

CalBike aims to improve California's active transportation infrastructure through key legislative initiatives.

California needs creative funding solutions for active transportation due to budget cuts and reduced federal support.