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Join us for the Bicycle Advisory Committee Education Subcommittee meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 27. We meet in person at the Bob Lanier Public Works Building 611 Walker 6th floor, or join us online. Visit houstonbikeplan.org/bac for virtual meeting links.
Leaders of Bike Share Houston, which operates BCycle, explain the program’s cash...
Join us for the Bicycle Advisory Committee Infrastructure Subcommittee meeting on Wednesday, August 23 starting at 2:30. Attend in person at 611 Walker, 6th floor, or participate online. Meeting links at https://houstonbikeplan.org/bac
Join us for the Bicycle Advisory Committee meeting in person or online on Wednesday, July 26 at 2:30 pm. https://houstonbikeplan.org/bac
Biking between Buffalo Bayou and Downtown this week? Use Walker Street and the north bank of Buffalo Bayou through July 6.
Reminder: Join us today at 2:30 p.m. for the Bicycle Advisory Committee Education Subcommittee meeting. We meet in person at the Bob Lanier Public Works Building 611 Walker 6th floor, or join us online. Visit houstonbikeplan.org/bac for virtual meeting links.
It’s National Bike to Work Day – why not save yourself some gas money, get some exercise, and help out the environment by leaving your car at home for the day?
It was a beautiful morning for a ride downtown! Thank you to everyone who helped us celebrate Bike to Work Day, especially our partners at EaDo Bike Co and BikeHouston.
The three-day summit next Monday through Wednesday will honor Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner and include a film screening, a discussion about bike-related laws and a fundraising social event.
The Space City Sweeper is back in action to keep bike lanes clean and clear of hazards for riders. These bike lanes received a little extra love in advance of tomorrow's Bike to Work Day ride. Thank you Houston Public Works!
Join us as Bike to Work Day 2023 downtown ride sets off this Friday!https://houstonbikeplan.org/btwd2023/
National Bike Month is just around the corner, so help us celebrate the joys and benefits of two-wheeled transportation at our annual Bike to Work Day ride downtown on Friday, May 19. We will meet up at 7:15 a.m. at EaDo Bike Company and ride to City Hall. Learn bike safety tips and trivia at https://houstonbikeplan.org/btwd2023/
https://www.axios.com/local/houston/2023/05/15/turner-bike-lanes-houston
"Quite frankly, the genie is already out of the bottle," Turner tells Axios.
We are developing a Citywide Truck Route Plan to proactively manage freight movement throughout the city. Join us for three upcoming public meetings, and help us identify truck-related hot spots by dropping a pin on our mapping tool. Visit https://www.letstalkhouston.org/citywide-truck-route-plan
National Bike Month is just around the corner, so help us celebrate the joys and benefits of two-wheeled transportation at our annual Bike to Work Day ride downtown on Friday, May 19. We will meet up at 7:15 a.m. at EaDo Bike Company and ride to City Hall. Learn bike safety tips and trivia at https://houstonbikeplan.org/btwd2023/
Don't miss the Earth Day HTX speaker series beginning on Monday.
Chief Transportation Planner David Fields will speak as part of the panel, “The M word-putting the Mass in transit – Transit, Transportation and Resilience,” on Monday, April 17 at 10 a.m. in the main auditorium of Julia Ideson Library. Former PD Transportation Planer Peter Eccles will also be part of the panel.
Deputy Director Jennifer Ostlind will speak as part of the panel “Community Resilience in Action: Resilience Hubs, Microgrids, and Measuring Success,” on Monday, April 17 at 11 a.m. the Main Reading Room of the Julia Ideson Library
All events are free Earth Day engagements, but RSVP is required. https://www.houstontx.gov/events/earthdayhtx-speakers.html
Mark your calendars for the Bicycle Advisory Committee meeting on Wednesday, April 26 at 2:30. Join us virtually or in person. Meeting details: http://houstonbikeplan.org/bac
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Join the 3rd Ward on Tap: Trill Edition Slab Bike Parade, scavenger hunt, bike tour and resource fair on Saturday, March 11 at 10 a.m. at Cuney Homes, 3260 Truxillo.
Chronicle Editorial: "Mayor Sylvester Turner deserves credit for focusing future efforts on a data-driven approach. David Fields, the chief transportation planner for the city, held up the planned $26 million rebuild of Telephone Road as an example of leveraging federal and local funds to transform one of those deadly streets."
Derek Fincham poses with his bicycle in the spot where he was struck by a car while bicycling at Pierce and Austin Streets in downtown Houston, TX.Sharon Steinmann/Staff Photographer “What is the logic behind taking a four-lane busy street and reducing it to 2 lanes and a turn lane plus a bicycle ...
The Chevron Houston Marathon is taking place this Sunday, January 15th! 🏃♀️🏃♂️ Check the map below for street closures. For driving directions, parking info and more, visit https://www.chevronhoustonmarathon.com/race-weekend/street-closures/.
On December 21, the City of Houston is conducting an active threat safety training exercise downtown at the Houston Public Works Building, 611 Walker. Planning and Development offices and the entire building will be closed to the public. The community should be aware of street closures surrounding the building. Planning staff will continue to be accessible via phone and email. Please call
832-393-6600 for assistance https://conta.cc/3PyMGB6
HOUSTON - Houston Public Works, along with Houston City Council District C and Houston Parks Board, celebrated the completion of the Missouri Kansas Texas (MKT) Trail Spur Connector during a ribbon cutting event Tuesday, December 20, 2022, in the Heights. The connector closes a gap between the MKT ...
FEEDBACK WANTED! The City of Houston recently applied for Bicycle Friendly Community status from the League of
American Bicyclists! The League is seeking your input to gain a better understanding of local bicyclists’ experiences
in Houston.
We encourage everyone to submit their survey by Sunday, November 6. Complete the survey today: https://bit.ly/3Tcaf37
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Can you visit all 150+ stations? Your challenge awaits...
Join the Tour de BCycle challenge and visit over 150 bike share stations in Houston neighborhoods like Downtown, Midtown, and Montrose.
is helping us name our new Mini Street Sweeper! It will be used to clean smaller areas our big sweepers can't reach. Leave your ideas on https://www.engagehouston.org/sweeper-contest ☺🧹
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The next time you get a check-up, a doctor can give you a prescription to ride a bike. The new program is called Bike RX and it came into fruition about a year ago. The American Heart Association and Houston BCycle partnered with Legacy Community Health to give people the opportunity to bike for bet...
Vision Zero Houston is excited to announce the donation from TxDOT of 200 helmets for kids, 200 helmets for adults, and 200 bike lights to continue the effort to educate families across Houston about bike safety and traffic safety.
Turner, in video, says city is willfully "trading off speed for safety," continues plan...
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