When people think about transportation projects, they often picture road crews, engineering plans, or government agencies making decisions behind closed doors. What many people do...

When many people think about walking or biking, they picture recreation—a weekend ride, a family walk through the park, a hike on a favorite trail,...

Summer is one of the best times to get outside and enjoy Kentucky’s roads, sidewalks, trails, and greenways. Longer days, warmer weather, and community events...

Across Kentucky, communities are working to improve bike and pedestrian safety through education, outreach, and local engagement initiatives. The Paula Nye Memorial Education Grant Program...

If you are traveling through Western Kentucky, you likely know Calvert City from the view at Exit 27 or the industrial hub of Highway 62....

Kentucky summers create great opportunities to get outside and stay active, whether that means biking scenic backroads, walking neighborhood trails, training for an event, or...

Sidewalks and bike lanes are often viewed as optional amenities. In reality, they are critical infrastructure that directly impacts safety, accessibility, health, and economic development....

How local coordination, persistence, and practical planning helped move Bowling Green forward In Bowling Green, progress toward a more bike-friendly community did not happen all...

One of the best ways to build a healthier and safer Kentucky is by teaching active living habits early. When children learn how to safely...

As temperatures rise across Kentucky, more people are heading outdoors to walk, bike, run, and enjoy active transportation. Summer brings increased activity on neighborhood streets,...