Hoosier Rails to Trails Council and Indiana Trails recognize that significant progress has been made recently on Indianapolis bridges to improve safety for non-motorized travelers.

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Electric bikes are a menace. They go almost as fast as a car (if the car is parking), they’re whisper...

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Health by Design is partnering with the Indiana Criminal Justice Institute to expand the traffic-focused Road to Zero Academy statewide.

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As was mentioned in our previous post, Jim Bishop and Gary Davis of Indiana Trails attended the League of American Bicyclists (LAB) Summit in Washington D.C., March 11th-13th, 2025.

Narrower streets and wider sidewalks highlight Noblesville's big plans to remae its Historic Downtown Square.

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The future of cycling is bright.

Trail funding is in jeopardy, please sign the following petitions to encourage our legislators to fund trail development!

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Both pedestrian trails require users to cross dangerous intersections where several cyclists have been struck.

2025-05-13, Louisville, KY

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A new survey from Deloitte found that nearly half of young Americans surveyed would give up driving in favor of alternative transportation options.

Good policy can mean the difference between people getting in the saddle or not — even when Mother Nature is at her worst.

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Safe Park Indy opened its first lot in October and already has 350 people on the waitlist.

Across the country, bridges are literally serving as gateways for communities to achieve critical strides in active transportation, conservation and economic development. Here, we take a look at 20 ic...

Pedestrians and cyclists are getting hit by cars at a rate we've never seen.

The Packard 2030 Neighborhood Plan is a ten-year shared vision for the Packard Area's 18 neighborhoods

GM is slowly adding technology that can detect bicyclists around a car as standard equipment to help reduce deaths. Here is how it works.