From Summer Momentum to Fall Advocacy: How Kentucky Communities Can Prepare for Safer Streets
Summer often makes walking and biking more visible in Kentucky ...
167 Miles Through the Netherlands: Lessons from the World’s Best Cycling Nation
Article Submitted by: Keith Lovan, BWK Board Member Before ...
Safe Routes Start Close to Home: Helping Kentucky Students Walk and Bike to School
For many Kentucky students, the school day begins before they ...
When Bicycling Becomes Ordinary
Kentucky cyclists reflect on ten days traveling through the ...
Kentucky Trails: Connecting Communities, Health, and Local Economies
Kentucky is known for its scenic landscapes, historic communities, rolling ...
The Small Town Thinking Big: How Calvert City is Redefining Connection in Western Kentucky
If you are traveling through Western Kentucky, you likely know ...
Why Sidewalks and Bike Lanes Matter in Kentucky Communities
Sidewalks and bike lanes are often viewed as optional amenities. ...
What Bowling Green’s Bronze Recognition Can Teach Other Communities
How local coordination, persistence, and practical planning helped move Bowling ...
Paducah Community Shows How Local Investments Can Support Connection, Access, and Everyday Active Living
In the Lone Oak community of McCracken County, a local ...
What Actually Moves a Bike or Walk Project Forward in Kentucky
Communities across Kentucky are increasingly interested in improving walking and ...
