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From intern to Programs Director, Taylor March left a lasting impact on Trailnet and the St. Louis region. Now, he is taking his talents to the state level, advocating for better walking and biking across Missouri as the new Executive Director of Missourians for Responsible Transportation.
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Originally published by NextSTL.com The next time you buy something in the City of St. Louis, take note of the sales tax at the bottom of the receipt. A portion …
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The infrastructure bill that could reshape our most dangerous streets
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St. Louis, MO – The Board of Directors of Trailnet support the following statement: The Trailnet Board commends Mayor Tishaura Jones for proposing that the City commit $40 million to …
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The problems with our streets are citywide and require a citywide response.
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City of St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones told reporters in an interview session on Thursday, September 22, 2022 that the City intends to explore more comprehensive planning and budgeting in …
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In response to the continued epidemic of traffic violence in our region, Trailnet is partnering with the Community Mobility Committee (CMC) to lead a series of discussions on street safety. …
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We’re halfway through the year, which means it’s time for the second quarterly Crash Report of 2022. The quarterly Crash Reports compare the number of bicycle, pedestrian, and vehicular crashes …
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Trailnet and our partners under the Missourians For Responsible Transportation (MRT) signed onto a letter on July 7, 2022 that was sent to members of MoDOT leadership.
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Former Director of The City of St. Louis Civil Rights Enforcement Agency joins our growing team! As Policy Catalyst, Charles will lead Trailnet’s strategic policy and advocacy agenda through coalition-building, …
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The Calhoun County, Illinois Board of Commissioners passed a new Bicycle Ordinance in April 2022. Trailnet has been mapping beautiful bike routes through Calhoun County for 16 years. Calhoun is …
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You’ve seen it: people driving while texting, watching a video or reading on their phones or tablets. You know how dangerous it is. But did you know that Missouri is …
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For the second year, Trailnet is releasing quarterly Crash Reports, which compare the number of bicycle, pedestrian, and vehicular crashes over a three-month period to the same time period in …
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The Policy Catalyst leads Trailnet’s strategic policy and advocacy agenda through coalition-building, community outreach and government relations, and advising on organizational effectiveness and strategic planning. The Policy Catalyst works on …
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About the Organization Trailnet is a nonprofit 501 (c) 3 organization with a 33-year history of advancing St. Louis as a place where walking, bicycling, and the use of public …
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A $50 million bond question including funding for sidewalk improvements, bike infrastructure and street repairs is will be on City of St. Louis voters’ ballots on Tuesday, April 5 vote. …
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Since 2015, Trailnet has worked alongside residents, elected officials, and organizations within the Jeff-Vander-Lou (JVL) neighborhood in North St. Louis to demonstrate and plan for several neighborhood improvements. Several improvements …
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Add your voice for better walking, biking, and transit! Numerous local projects in the St. Louis Region are up for federal construction funding, and public comments are open for people …
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The Missouri Senate’s Transportation, Infrastructure and Public Safety Committee voted today to advance a bill that would limit phone-use while driving. The legislation that would limit distracted driving now moves …
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Trailnet is looking for a communications professional to advance our work of making walking, biking and public transit a way of life in the St. Louis region. The Marketing and …
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