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We were sad to hear that the rescheduled Moonlight Ramble was canceled due to safety concerns along the route, but we are glad that safety remained the top priority for …
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We opened Pedego St. Louis in June, 2019 by rehabilitating an old, run-down building adjacent to Grant's Trail in Oakland. From our location, we meet and talk to cyclists and trail users every day.
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The project was the result of a collaboration between Trailnet, Spire and Bayless Schools, funded by Spire Serves and carried out by volunteers through Spire's Day for Good program.
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For the third year, Trailnet is releasing a first quarter Crash Report, which compares the number of bicycle, pedestrian, and vehicular crashes from January 2023 to March 2023 to the same time period in 2022 within the City of St. Louis and St. Louis County.
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St. Louis County Council sustained County Executive's veto of BB#86, which would have unfairly targeted vulnerable road users.
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Trailnet is thrilled to welcome Gina Otto and Monique Roos to our team!
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Trailnet and our partners strongly recommend that St. Louis County officials avoid taking steps in the wrong direction with County Bill #86
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Trailnet is partnering with organizations across the region to celebrate 2023 National Bike Month by hosting events throughout May.
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From our earliest collaborations, to the annual Juneteenth Community Ride, to transportation planning in 2022: What we’re working on in these historic neighborhoods, and why the work matters. Since 2014, …
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Trailnet and BWorks teamed up to survey candidates for the Board of Aldermen in advance of the upcoming City of St. Louis elections.
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Trailnet’s 2022 Crash Report reviews a year rife with traffic violence and proposes solutions for the St. Louis region.
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Trailnet was invited to be a part of the signing of the St. Louis Safer Streets Bill on March 1.
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The Special Events Manager will be responsible for producing high-quality events and donor/member experiences...
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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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