Attend a MoDOT Listening Session to support biking and walking in the state’s transportation system

Plans are in the works to boost transportation funding in Missouri, and your voice is needed to ensure biking and walking are including. Attend one of MoDOT's "Listening Sessions" to suggest specific bike/ped projects and bigger picture policy improvements. Currently Missouri spends virtually zero state funds on biking and walking, this year we have an […]

Speak Up for Missouri funding for walking and bicycling

Missouri is developing a new transportation funding plan, and your voice is needed to ensure it fully includes walking and bicycling. Legislation is moving through Jefferson City to put a 1 cent transportation sales tax on the ballot this year, providing up to $8 billion to repair roads and bridges, rebuild I-70, and possibly provide […]

New master plans for Midtown/Plaza neighborhoods

The City is embarking on a long overdue update to master plans for some of the region's most walkable and bikeable neighborhoods, providing a tremendous opportunity to speak up for better walking and bicycling. Some of the existing neighborhood plans are as old as 1989 (Country Club Plaza), or even 1972 (Westport!)  – the era […]

US 69 Bridges over the Missouri River

Project information for the new US 69 Bridge over the Missouri, replacing the Fairfax/Platte Purchase Bridges and including a new bicycle/pedestrian path.

BikeWalkKC hosts Midwest advocates for national training

BikeWalkKC recently had the honor of hosting the Alliance for Biking and Walking's WInning Campaigns training, an intenstive boot camp in planning effective advocacy campaigns. We were joined by a diverse group of advocates from three states. Organizatinos represented included the Topeka Community Cycle Project, KanBikeWwalk, Tulsa Hub, Bike Walk Tulsa, the Sierra Club's Thomas […]

Speak up for walking and bicycling in KCK

KCK residents, please take some time speak up for walking and bicycling in the Unified Government's 2013 budget. In January 2011 KCK was the second local city to create a Complete Streets policy to better integrate walking, bicycling, and transit into the community's transportation system. That policy is now becoming reality as the Unified Government […]