Bicycling for Louisville
Forum to discuss potential two-way future of Shelby Park’s neighborhood streets
Shelby Park pedestrians would like to look both ways when crossing the street. Two-way conversions have trickled in over the years in nearby Old...
Louisville becoming a more bike friendly city, but has room for...
(Editor’s Note: As you’ve likely noticed, Broken Sidewalk has been sidelined for several months. Last Spring, I was diagnosed with Leukemia and immediately went...
Louisville’s bike share system delayed another year till 2017
Louisville will have to wait another year for its planned bike share system. While the city's bike and pedestrian department, Bike Louisville, continues to...
Action Alert! Deadline Tuesday, July 5 to submit comments to Move...
Ever since the draft Move Louisville plan was unveiled in April, the city has been collecting public input about the goals, priority projects, and...
Public comment period for Move Louisville ends July 5! Help stand...
After a couple of extensions, the official public comment period for the draft Move Louisville plan ends on Tuesday, July 5. Move Louisville will...
Taking stock of National Bike Everywhere Month in Louisville on the...
We're entering the final stretch of National Bike Everywhere Month, and May's signature event is upon us tomorrow, Friday, May 20: National Bike to...
Steeped in cycling history, Wayside Park will host 300 free bike...
While we all love the Kentucky Derby, getting there is usually a challenge. That's because Louisville isn't exactly set up to efficiently handle large...
Louisville lacks a meaningful way to build complete streets that benefit...
Below are two roads—both 60 feet wide. The top design does one thing incredibly well: it moves cars efficiently in a straight line. The next one,...
Chart of the Day: Watch Louisville’s urban bike network grow over...
Until now, Louisville's Urban Bike Network (UBN) meant more on paper than on pavement—but that's changing fast. "The bike lanes in town didn't make up...