National Bike to School Day – All the links to the media coverage
National Bike to School Day May 6, 2015 Hundreds of students participated in the day's activities 30+ schools participated Dommerich…
Orlando Business Journal: How would you grade I-Drive’s walkability?
The Orlando Business Journal asked its readers to grade International Drive’s walkability. An overwhelming majority believe that I-Drive has a ways to go…
TBN Weekly: April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month
TALLAHASSEE – Keep your hands on the wheel, eyes on the road and mind on driving — that’s the message…
Orlando Sentinel: School bus 2-mile rule
One Windermere parent speaks out about the school bus 2-mile rule when writing a letter to the Orlando Sentinel. Speaking…
Orlando Sentinel: Orlando adding many sidewalks
Orlando residents can expect to see more than 22 miles of new sidewalks along city streets as part of a…
Streetsblog USA: Meet the Man on a Mission to Make Florida Walkable and Bikeable
Florida Department of Transportation District 1 Secretary and Bike/Walk Central Florida Chair Billy Hattaway and his mission to make Florida safer…
Orlando Sentinel: ‘Complete streets,’ ‘road diets’ in Metro Orlando’s future
Take a look at the article below from the Orlando Sentinel about creating Complete Streets on Orlando roads. There are…
Orlando Sentinel: 15 People Worth Watching in 2015…The Sequel
People Worth Watching in 2015? Try PEDS. Why? Because drivers colliding with PEDS or PEDS darting in front of cars…
HuffPost Miami: The Four Most Dangerous Cities for Pedestrians
By Kyle McCarthy Each year, thousands of pedestrians are killed by drivers in the US. Earlier this year, Smart Growth America…
AARP Bulletin: Perilous Crossings for Pedestrians
Street crossing deaths are high despite efforts to make streets smarter by Brian Mockenhaupt, AARP Bulletin, December 2014 Between 2003 and…
BFF Coalition Recognized Nationally
National rankings means national coverage. Orlando was no exception - from the Washington Post and USA Today to the Huffington…
FDOT: Curbing Pedestrian Crash Rate Will Take Time
By MATTHEW PEDDIE http://news.wgcu.org/post/fdot-curbing-pedestrian-crash-rate-will-take-time Credit thepetrolstop.com Making Florida streets safer for pedestrians will take time- and money. That's according to a…