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Sustain Charlotte joins call for wise use of Volkswagen mitigation trust funds

Sustain Charlotte joined with Southern Environmental Law Center, the NC Conservation Network, Clean Air Carolina, and WakeUP Wake County to submit a letter outlining our suggestions with regard to how the […]

Dockless bikes provide affordable, healthy transportation choice

Have you taken a ride on one of the new dockless bikes situated around town yet?  It’s a chance to ditch the car for your lunch break, finish that last […]

10 ways we plan to make a big impact in 2018!

Thank you for all of your generous support and for helping to make 2017 a success! We’re already off and running to make an even greater impact in 2018! Here […]

We’re speaking up for a better walk to the bus stop!

A network is only as strong as its weakest link. Even small gaps in a transit network or a sidewalk network can mean the difference between a safe and unsafe […]

Sustain Charlotte supports Charlotte Walks at City Council!

On Monday night (11/15), we asked City Council to support the 5-year pedestrian plan, Charlotte WALKS, and close two loopholes to the city code that currently allow developers to forgo […]

The smashing success of Biketoberfest 2017!

Biketoberfest presented by The Charlotte Knights was bigger and better than ever this year!  Almost 600 participants, over 100 volunteers, 32 sponsors, 2 routes and 2 protected bike lanes all […]

Transit lessons from Denver and Los Angeles

As Program Director at Sustain Charlotte, I love the opportunity to visit other cities during conferences to see how they’re solving their transportation challenges. Join me as I share a […]

Charlotte’s road to Vision Zero

Pedestrians and cyclists account for less than 3% of Charlotte’s street users, but account for almost 30% of traffic fatalities. View the full presentation that the City Council’s Transportation & Planning […]

Action Alert: our clean water is at risk!

Our clean water is at risk! We have to act now. In 2015, commonsense protections for streams and wetlands known as the Clean Water Rule went into place. These safeguards […]

Walkability improvements coming to South End and West Blvd

Does the idea of bicycling or walking on South Blvd, South Tryon, or West Blvd at rush hour cause you to shudder? Or trying to cross when there’s no traffic […]