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. @UPS today your driver admitted to illegally and dangerously blocking this protected bike lane for six years.
Concerned about street safety is Greater Cincinnati? Take our street audit survey and help us advocate for safer streets. arcg.is/1qmWWD1
Cincinnati not mentioned: nytimes.com/2024/11/11/busin…
Looking to get involved? Bring a friend and join us for our casual social @rhinegeist
Join Sustainable Cincy next Saturday, 11/16 at 12 p.m. at Rhinegeist for the monthly People Over Pavement social! This is a great opportunity to meet supporters of sustainable transportation, hear updates, and discuss advocacy!
For more information/RSVP:
bit.ly/4fFaChV
Looking for something to do right now? Join Sustainable Cincy tonight as we share fliers & info about the People Over Pavement movement at Cincy Union Terminal. Speaker Dr. Mindy Thompson Fullilove will be speaking about the effects of urban renewal! mobilize.us/sustainablecincy…
Come join us on Wednesday evening!
Join Sustainable Cincy this Wednesday as we share fliers and information about the People Over Pavement movement at the 2024 Zane Miller Symposium! Speaker Dr. Mindy Thompson Fullilove will be speaking about the effects of urban renewal! Sign up: bit.ly/4fcmjNc
Thanks to all of the advocates and volunteers who joined us for the Fair Share For Cincy campaign analysis. We had a great discussion with further action items. If you missed out, join the group chat and review a copy of the deck at the link: discord.gg/xbjN2q3e9j
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Today, Houston City Council voted to renew dues to the Houston-Galveston Area Council (H-GAC), which includes the Transportation Policy Council (TPC), our region’s Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO). Please see our statement below:
We'll be reviewing our Fair Share For Cincy campaign tonight. 10/29 5:30pm Trinity Episcopal 4th & Madison. All are welcome to join. Here's a peak at the slide deck. docs.google.com/presentation…
Come join the movement!
Party time! Come out to Yeatman's Cove this Sunday, 10/20 at noon for the official "People Over Pavement" launch party. Food will be be provided, so bring a friend, hear updates, and enjoy a beautiful day with fellow transportation advocates!
More info: bit.ly/4dUWCzg
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Glad to see them bringing up all these concerns. It’s insane that we are still widening highways in 2024 but even more insane that a new bridge would have no bike/ped or public transit infrastructure
Environmental groups sue Brent Spence Corridor Project.
Via @Linknky kentuckylantern.com/briefs/e… via @KYLantern
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BREAKING: Sustainable Cincy and community partners file a NEPA lawsuit challenging the Environmental Assessment and FONSI for the Brent Spence Corridor Expansion.
Read more about this necessary step to protect Cincinnati's Health and Environment: bit.ly/3Y7vh7k
A coalition of nonprofits and advocates have filed a NEPA lawsuit on the Brent Spence Corridor Expansion asking a judge to compel @ODOT_Statewide to study alternatives to (up to 10!) lane expansion . sustainablecincy.org/news/ne…
Go by bike, go by bus. Thanks @tankbus for the ride to @covingtonkygov .
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Every time I talk to transportation professionals, about our insane rate of road deaths they bring up the need for better “education and enforcement.”
This is a natural. No one wants to be responsible for thousands of disabled, dead kids.
Unfortunately it’s horseshit. 🧵
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ALL city councils should respond to highway expansions like this:
"The City Council of Minneapolis... strongly oppose[s] the repair or reconstruction of I-94 in its current form and rejects any roadway expansion... within its boundaries."
ourstreetsmn.org/2024/09/20/… @ourstreetsmn
Great opportunity to get involved in street safety
Who wants to learn from the global Vision Zero leaders and help engage our region in eliminating traffic-related fatalities? Apply to attend the Vision Zero Cities conference Oct 16-18 in NYC! bit.ly/3BzIIFf
Met Ben from Pittsburgh looking to break into the Cincy mural scene at Covington's graffiti park. Pretty amazing talent. Zaxerl.com

























