ACTION ALERT—Support the BYU Music Building
BikeWalk Provo members, we need you to speak up, either by email or during the Provo City Planning Commission meeting next Wednesday […]
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A New Vision for 300 West and How You Can Help
We have a vision for a new 300 West: a low-stress bicycle boulevard that connects people on bike and foot with UTA’s […]
Funding Safe Street Design
According to US Census Bureau, about 15% of all trips to work and school in Provo are done on foot or on bike–the […]
The Decision to Fund Bulldog Boulevard Improvements is Down to the Wire!
A month or two ago, we told you about the major improvements that were being planned for Bulldog Boulevard. These improvements would […]
Help Downtown Neighbors Advocate for Safer 500 West Intersections
We need your help this week. Please come to the 500 W Public Hearing. Wednesday, October 11th. 5-7pm at Provo High School. […]
Provo Bicycle Survey: 3 Minutes to Help the League of American Cyclists Review Provo
The Provo Bicycle Committee has applied to renew Provo’s status as a Bicycle-Friendly City. Now, the League of American Cyclists wants to hear from […]
ACTION ALERT: Please Share Your Bike / Ped Concerns on the 820 North Survey by This Friday
Please take this survey (only about 15 mins) to help our local government know how passionately Provo feels about adequate bicycle and […]
South County Active Transportation Plan Public Meeting Tomorrow
Please consider attending this public meeting to learn about the future of biking in cities to the South of Provo. Although they […]
Why UTA Needs to Do Something About the Provo FrontRunner Ped / Bike Overpass Now
Marooned at the Provo FrontRunner Station, People Are Climbing Over Freight Trains and Jumping Onto the Tracks…Here’s How This Dangerous Problem Can […]
ACTION ALERT: Please Talk to UTA TODAY!
Here are three things we learned from yesterday’s UTA open house regarding Prop 1: UTA reps were surprised that very few people […]