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May 4, 2020

Action Alert: Speak up for shared streets so everyone can walk and bike!

Help Charlotte go the extra mile to ensure that people in all parts of town…
April 24, 2020

What bike shops are open during the stay at home order?

Riding your bike during these unusual times has become very popular–and, as essential services, bike…
April 24, 2020

Rethinking transportation policy matters now more than ever.

We need a strong, resilient public transportation system more than ever before to connect essential…
April 13, 2020

10 ways to live sustainably in a time of social distancing

As Earth Day approaches next week, we want to celebrate this beautiful planet we live…
April 2, 2020

Monthly bike update: How does social distancing affect biking?

Hello, Fellow Social Distancing Cyclists! As you all know, March has been like no other…
April 1, 2020

Why (and how) should Charlotte make space for buses?

By Tarik Kiley, Transit Coalition Coordinator Have you ever thought about how Charlotte could make…
April 1, 2020

We’re 10 years old!

In late 2007, Shannon Binns moved to Charlotte after spending a decade living in major…
April 1, 2020

Mecklenburg County aims to have a zero-carbon fleet by 2030. Here’s how.

Last month we shared an update on how Mecklenburg County’s leaders are considering a plan…
March 5, 2020

5 things you should know about transit in the Charlotte area this month

Attending the Metropolitan Transit Committee (MTC) meeting is always interesting, and last Wednesday’s meeting was…
February 12, 2020

Mecklenburg County is working to achieve zero-carbon buildings. Here’s how.

At the February 11 Environmental Stewardship Committee meeting, Mecklenburg County’s Energy Manager reviewed the current…