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Detroit hosts conference of bike, pedestrian advocates this week. The three-day conference represents a "significant milestone" for the city
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Free @APBP webinar ""What's next for PROWAG?" Nov. 1, noon Pacific. us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regi… #RoadSafety #PROWAG #MoveEquity #MobilityJustice #accessibility #ADA #infrastructure #transportation #DisabilityJustice #DisabilityTwitter
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Join Alta's Emily Duchon, Mike Sellinger, and Donny Donoghue for next week's #webinar on "Data Storytelling for Multimodal Pathways." Explore how data analysis and scenario planning tools can go from jargon to storytelling that is accessible. bit.ly/3yBN7mJ
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We were sad to learn of the passing of Tim Oliver late last year. Tim was elected the first president of @apbp in 1998 and served on the board for many years. Our thoughts are with Tracy, Grant, and Tim’s extended family.
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Your favorite built environment books are HALF OFF today! Visit islandpress.org to check out these celebrated titles and more!
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Join @SafeRoutesNow from Nov. 15-17 for a 3-day virtual summit with presentations, interactive workshops, and more that focus on connecting, engaging, and innovating.
Meet our opening keynote speaker for the #SafeRoutes to School Summit 2022, Associate Administrator for Highway Policy and External Affairs for the Federal Highway Administration @USDOTFHWA Keith Benjamin @rkbtwo! Register today: bit.ly/3RNy6pn
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Exciting news! @hsrcinfo w/ @tooledesign, @ITEhq, @CitiesEquitable, @NCCU and other partners were selected to lead the @USDOTFHWA PBIC! More to share soon on resources, training, and info that help others work towards walkable and rollable communities. unc.live/3fAobpd
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Happy #TDMWeek! Providing options for how to get around — and helping people understand and access those options — can make a difference for our planet and our communities.
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We were thrilled to participate in this summer’s @apbp Conference. Read on for five themes that stuck out to us as the active transportation profession moves forward. blog.altaplanning.com/5-less…
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We are delighted to have had the opportunity to participate in the @apbp Conference these past few days. Thank you, @MartinDiFranco4 and @RamonWorkZICLA, for the great job you did. Thank you, as well, to all the event attendees, and congratulations to the organization.
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One more session from our staff at #APBP2022 today - Hear from Emily Condon and project partners about the vision and planning process for the Silver Line Trial. Join us at 4:00 CT! bit.ly/3bTrKFs
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What’s the best way for urban planners and city stakeholders to improve their understanding of cycle infrastructure? With a guided cycle tour! Andy Lambert, our North American CEO is supporting the tours at @APBP this week, on his cargo bike loaded with ice cold refreshments...
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Another great #APBP2022 session at 2:15 CT today - Featuring Inclusive Pedestrian Planning in Walk Audits and Demonstration Projects. bit.ly/3bTrKFs
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Don't miss a fabulous #APBP2022 session today - Northside Protected Bikeways in Context, at 2:15 CT. 👆Link for more info bit.ly/3bTrKFs
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Tuesday afternoon at the @apbp conference:
Join Ciara Schlichting and @JeremyChrzan for a tour of the Capital City Bikeway: separated bikeway treatments, protected intersections, bike signals, urban design + more!
Check out all our #APBP2022 sessions: tooledesign.com/insights/202…








































