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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 […]

If a bus full of people crashed and died on our streets each year, we’d probably take notice. But when the lives are lost one or two or three at […]

Sustain Charlotte joined several organizations including Southern Environmental Law Center, Environment North Carolina, Clean Air Carolina, North Carolina Housing Coalition, and North Carolina Justice Center in submitting a public comment letter on NCDOT’s […]

Charlotte isn’t doing enough to eliminate deadly accidents on the city’s roads, a new internal audit found. The audit, which examines the city’s Vision Zero program, calls for change within […]

Over the past two weeks, a half-dozen pedestrians have been hit by cars while trying to cross the street and two were killed. The city of Charlotte’s Vision Zero plan […]

The Charlotte-Concord-Gastonia metro area ranks 47th out of the 101 largest U.S. metro areas for the rate of people killed by vehicles by walking. 277 people lost their lives while […]

Last night, City Council held its second annual budget public hearing. With 75 people signed up to speak, City Council heard arguments and pleas about various aspects of the proposed […]

In spring 2024, we asked residents to join us in telling city council members that our bike network is an important community resource that deserves more funding!  In June 2024, […]

Get to know Sustain Charlotte’s local resources for learning about smart growth and land use in our region. Ike the Protected Bike Lane introduced Charlotte cyclists to a safe cycling […]

This past Monday, February 5, the Transportation, Planning, & Development (TPD) Committee met to discuss all things mobility and growth. CATS Interim CEO Brent Cagle gave a quick update, Assistant […]