Six Stories, One City: Natalia’s Transit Story
Starting today, and each of the next five Fridays, we’re releasing the video story of a different public transit rider in Charlotte! What do a banking executive, high sch...
Starting today, and each of the next five Fridays, we’re releasing the video story of a different public transit rider in Charlotte! What do a banking executive, high sch...
Charlotte residents, tomorrow November 4th is Election Day! As Charlotte’s population continues to grow, it’s critical that we not only maintain our existing infrastructu...
Every weekday in November, Charlotte area residents are invited to participate in a unique Sustainable Commute Challenge hosted by the Transportation Choices Alliance (an...
More than 30 adult and youth residents participated in Reid Park’s clean-up. On the sunny Saturday morning of October 4th, residents of the historic Reid Park neighborhoo...
We sat down in the studio with news anchor Rob Boisvert a few weeks ago to discuss transportation in Charlotte and chat about MoveCharlotteSmarter.org–the official websit...
Population growth and sprawl aren’t concerns only for large cities. As the Lake Norman region has seen an influx of new residents in recent decades, previously rural area...
Susan Patterson, Program Director for the Knight Foundation in Charlotte, traveled to Denmark and Sweden with four Charlotte team members in August to learn firsthand how...
Ever wonder who decides how our transportation network will be built? Throughout the coming weeks, we’ll be blogging about how the Charlotte Regional Transportation Plann...
While the Blue Line Extension project forges ahead on schedule and under budget, plans for the Red Line and Silver Line are still in the works. Read on for details about ...
The City is working on a Streets Map that will impact how new streets are built in relation to the newly adopted Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) districts. Right now t...