Sustain Charlotte, Charlotte Regional Transportation Coalition (CRTC), Mecklenburg County Air Quality, Charlotte Office of Sustainability and Resilience, Charlotte Department of Transportation (CDOT), and Charlotte Area Transit System (CATS) invite you […]
To help our followers better navigate the local election scene and understand where each candidate stands on a range of important issues that affect local sustainability, in partnership with the […]
Action Alert UPDATE: Another local hurdle has been cleared! On Tuesday night, the Mecklenburg County Board of Commissioners passed a resolution supporting the draft sales tax for transportation legislation, with […]
This week, Sustain Charlotte sent a letter to Charlotte City Council members encouraging them to vote in favor of the sales tax legislation and the purchase of the O Line […]
After years of debate about the Red Line and a one-cent sales tax for transportation investments countywide, signs of real progress have surfaced in recent days — though there is […]
Key takeaways The bus is an integral part of life for people who cannot drive due to a disability. The bus makes it possible for them to be active and […]
By Andre Phillips, a Davidson College Sustainability Scholar and 2024 Sustain Charlotte summer intern Key takeaways The bus is a huge money-saver for people who are able to ride it, […]
By Andre Phillips, a Davidson College Sustainability Scholar and 2024 Sustain Charlotte summer intern Melinda Morris’s story For all the reasons we fail to see, the first day of going […]
By Andre Phillips, a Davidson College Sustainability Scholar and 2024 Sustain Charlotte summer intern. Key Takeaways Seniors bend their lives around the (in)frequency of the bus schedule, which reveals their […]
This week, the Transportation, Planning, and Development Committee held their June meeting. They discussed a potential new Compact Development standard and received an update from CATS. Couldn’t make the meeting? […]