Editor,  Like most people, we mostly use our car to get around. But safe pedestrian infrastructure has made it easier to choose biking more often, much to the delight of our small children and our ph...

Everyone who lives in Carmel should support funding and building quality active infrastructure: sidewalks, multi-use paths, raised crosswalks, protected bike lanes, secure bike parking, and more green...

Hamilton County is an outlier. Of Indiana's 10 most populous cities, every city has a municipal bus service, except Carmel, Fishers and Noblesville.

A citizen-led proposal for a new off street trail in Carmel that would add a much needed east-west connection to The Monon Trail.

The Indiana City, north of Indianapolis, has taken a unique approach to combat sprawl thought downtown development.

We are focused on making Carmel an even safer and more joyous place to walk, bike, and (hopefully someday soon) ride public transit. Better options for replacing car trips will make Carmel stronger, s...

A blog about the Strong Towns movement in Carmel, Indiana.