Tell City Officials: I Support Safe, Connected Bikeways in the 7th Ward, Tremé, Mid-City & Gentilly
As part of Moving New Orleans Bikes, the City is currently building 75 miles of connected, low-stress bikeway networks across Orleans Parish. These Complete Streets improvements, including parking-protected bikeways and bike/walk-friendly boulevards, will create more safety and less stress for everyone on the road - people walking, biking, driving and riding transit. Construction for Moving New Orleans Bikes in the 7th Ward, Tremé, Mid-City & Gentilly is currently underway!
By the end of the year, because of Moving New Orleans Bikes, residents of every age and skill level will be able to enjoy safe, low-stress rides between these historic neighborhoods, as well as to jobs and destinations downtown. Every resident in the 7th Ward, Tremé, Mid-City & Gentilly will have new low-stress commuting options by bike from their home to a job in the CBD or French Quarter, all on protected bikeways and bike/walk-friendly boulevards.
Will you sign our petition telling City officials you support Moving New Orleans Bikes, Complete Streets, and more safe and accessible mobility options in the 7th Ward, Tremé, Mid-City & Gentilly? While you do so, please leave a comment about how street safety improvements will benefit you and your community.
Find more information about Moving New Orleans Bikes in the 7th Ward, Tremé, Mid-City & Gentilly, click here.
To City Officials,
I support the Moving New Orleans ‘low-stress’ bikeway network being built in the 7th Ward, Tremé, Mid-City & Gentilly! I’m excited for more safe and active streets connecting my neighborhood to nearby parks, shopping areas, schools, levee trails, ferry terminals, friends in other neighborhoods, bars and restaurants, jobs and opportunities.
Protected bikeways, high-visibility crosswalks, repaired sidewalks and new traffic signals will bring more safety and less stress to 7th Ward, Tremé, Mid-City & Gentilly streets, benefiting the entire community -- people walking, biking, driving and riding public transit.
Thank you for continuing to move our community forward by constructing these Complete Streets improvements for the benefit of the 7th Ward, Tremé, Mid-City, Gentilly and the entire New Orleans community!
[To sign up in support on behalf of a business or organization - click here]
Ways to Volunteer -- More Safety & Less Stress for people biking, walking, driving and riding transit
We need your help to reach as many friends, neighbors, and businesses as possible so everyone in New Orleans understands the need for more safety and less stress on our streets. We're supporting the City of New Orleans' current major Complete Streets program, 'Moving New Orleans Bikes' - an ambitious plan to build 75 new miles of "low-stress" bikeways in and around downtown New Orleans before the end of 2021.
Sign up today to help spread the word, learn more from Bike Easy and Coalition staff about the latest and upcoming Complete Streets projects, and be a leader for safe and accessible mobility for all our friends and neighbors!
Select from any of the volunteer opportunities below for better walking, biking, driving, and transit on New Orleans streets!
'More Safety, Less Stress' campaign t-shirts are available for everyone who volunteers ;)
Become a volunteerFree Coalition Campaign Swag -- Represent for Safe & Accessible Streets
We need your help to reach as many friends, neighbors, and businesses as possible so everyone in New Orleans understands the need for more safety and less stress on our streets. We're supporting the work currently being done by the City of New Orleans to improve safety and access for people driving, walking, biking, or riding the bus, ferry, or streetcar.
Select any of the swag items below and our campaign team will arrange either pick-up or delivery for your newest, freshest swag!
*Sorry ... 'More Safety, Less Stress' t-shirts are only available for volunteers! ;)
To learn about volunteer opportunities, visit www.nolacompletestreets.org/waystovolunteer
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