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Charlotte needs to step up its game to keep the residents who use our streets safe.
Bring Back Red-Light Cameras To Save Lives
Automated enforcement can reduce deadly crashes at Charlotte intersections.
We believe great communities don’t happen by accident — they’re built through thoughtful choices about how we grow and move.
When we design neighborhoods where people can easily walk, bike, ride transit, and live close to what they need, we create places that are healthier, more equitable, and more connected.
By working together — neighbors, leaders, and advocates — we’re building a region where everyone can thrive. And with your support, we can get there even faster.
On September 16, Sustain Charlotte’s Meg Fencil spoke before the Mecklenburg Board of County Commissioners to express our strong support for the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to create the new […]
Read More about Sustain Charlotte Calls for Transparent, Rider-Focused Transit GovernanceMecklenburg County Commissioners on Tuesday approved several agreements to create a new Metropolitan Transit Authority should voters approve a one percentage point increase in the sales tax in November. Sustain […]
Read More about Mecklenburg commissioners advance transit authority in 8-1 vote (WFAE)We sent the letter below to Mayor Lyles and the Charlotte City Council on September 15, 2025. Dear Mayor and City Council Members, In light of the recent tragic […]
Read More about Letter to Charlotte City Council Regarding Iryna’s Death
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