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Each month we feature a member of our community that is working to push Trailnet’s vision of Streets for All. Naresh Kumar is our champion for June! When Naresh Kumar …
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Sometimes, a bike ride isn’t about the miles — it’s about the message. For several years, Trailnet and 4theVille have partnered to celebrate Juneteenth with a community bike ride honoring …
The post Red Velvet and Resilience: A Celebration of Freedom, Strength, and Community appeared first on Trailnet.
On July 1, 2025, the City of St. Louis will hold a Special Election to fill the vacant aldermanic seat in Ward 8. We want voters to be informed about …
The post Ward 8 Aldermanic Survey: Where the Candidates Stand appeared first on Trailnet.
Trailnet believes all St. Louis residents should have a voice in shaping the City budget. As part of that conversation, we’re sharing key transportation infrastructure priorities that we believe will …
The post The FY2026 Budget Can Save Lives on Our Streets appeared first on Trailnet.
Trailnet has released its fifth annual Crash Report, a vital tool for advocacy and education aimed at building safer streets across the St. Louis region. Analyzing crash data from 2024 …
The post Trailnet’s 2024 Crash Report: Deadliest Year on Record for Pedestrians in the St. Louis Region appeared first on Trailnet.
Each month we feature a member of our community that is working to push Trailnet’s vision of Streets for All. Brittany Jones is our champion for April! Creating a world …
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Trailnet mourns the tragic death of a cyclist who was struck and killed by multiple drivers on Gravois Avenue on Tuesday, April 1. We extend our deepest condolences to the …
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Following the success of the Transportation and Infrastructure Mayoral Forum, Trailnet again partnered with the St. Louis Coalition for the Protection of Cyclists and Pedestrians, the St. Louis Urbanists, Transform …
The post Where Do Your Leaders Stand? Our Aldermanic Survey Results appeared first on Trailnet.
In each of our monthly newsletters, Trailnet features a member (or members!) of our community who are working toward Trailnet’s vision of Streets for All. Karen Nicholson and Scott Otto …
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In each of our monthly newsletters, Trailnet features a member of our community who is working toward Trailnet’s vision of Streets for All. Bill Coppel is our February 2025 Trailnet …
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The standing-room-only Transportation Infrastructure Mayoral Forum signaled a growing demand for transportation reform On February 10, 2025, approximately 200 concerned St. Louisans gathered to attend the Mayoral Forum on Transportation …
The post St. Louisans Speak Out: The Future of Transportation Can’t Wait appeared first on Trailnet.
With the New Year comes some brand new faces. Meet Chantal and Madyson! Chantal Incandela, Marketing and Communications Director (on the left), and Madyson Weber, Social Media Coordinator (on the right) …
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A collaborative of St. Louis organizations focused on pedestrian, cyclist, and public transportation issues — Trailnet, Paraquad, the St. Louis Coalition to Protect Cyclists & Pedestrians (CP2), the St. Louis …
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In each of our monthly newsletters, Trailnet features a member of our community who is working toward Trailnet’s vision of Streets for All. In November 2024, we featured Ryan Hanlon. …
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Trailnet is pleased to see the voters of the City of St. Louis overwhelmingly passed Proposition T yesterday, approving the enactment of a City Department of Transportation on July 1, …
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Trailnet is deeply saddened by the death of Govan “Kenny” Bonaparte. On Saturday evening, Mr. Bonaparte was crossing the street in his wheelchair when a person driving a vehicle struck …
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We at Trailnet are excited to welcome fall, and with it, voting season. With a proposition for transportation improvements on the ballot for the City of St. Louis, we believe …
The post Prop T: The Road Ahead for STL City DOT appeared first on Trailnet.
At Paving the Way 2024, Trailnet will introduce the winners of the 2024 MAP Awards, an award series that acknowledges the contributions of exceptional Trailnet Members, Advocates, and Partners. To …
The post Announcing: 2024 MAP Awards Winners appeared first on Trailnet.
As election day approaches, we are keeping equitable, active transportation in mind. City of St. Louis voters will decide on Prop T on November 5th. Prop T creates a Charter …
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In each of our monthly newsletters, Trailnet features a member of our community who is working toward Trailnet’s vision of Streets for All. In September 2024, we featured the folks …
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