Promoting transportation options that make sense for a sustainable and livable community
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Promoting transportation options that make sense for a sustainable and livable community |
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Selected articles & linksExamples of dangerous pedestrian issuesDownload Ann Arbor's New Ped.Safety Paper (PDF) From the Ann Arbor Energy Office... 
Click to visit our Facebook page to view some images from the BikeFest
Other Perspectives - A2 Cable TV Interview
The current version of the Non-Motorized Project Priorities (pdf) we've identified for Washtenaw County. Ann Arbor was upgraded from a bronze to silver bicycle-friendly community in April 2009. What does that mean? Some sites/blogs to pay attention to: Interested in the controversial Ford Boulevard project in Ypsilanti Township? Check out our timeline , with links to relevant documents. Consider Building Your Own Bicycle Lights (PDF) from WBWC board member Pete Hines. Pete's also an LCI bike safety instructor and electrical engineer, so he knows his stuff. Find out more about local Safe Routes to School efforts . WBWC's 2008 Same Road, Same Rules? forum prompted some local discussion and other related commentary. Here's one related news article and a local opinion piece. We asked the Washtenaw County Road Commission some questions related
to bicycling in Washtenaw County. Read the commission's
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[Join | Sign-in | All discussions] Also: carfree AA , getDowntown Local newsBicyclists and drivers need to look out for each other on Ann Arbor area roads , Plans in works to connect Ann Arbor and Saline by biking, walking trail , In-street bike parking, Washtenaw Road Conditions, Ypsi NoMo Plan, Bicyclist Killed in Pittsfield, Roundabouts, "Art" Bike Racks, AAPD: Please Move Your Bicycle |
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Last updated: February 8, 2009
Do
you ever feel the signs in Ann Arbor actually say this? We had a
Pedestrian Forum on October 14, 2009. Watch the amazing