Bike/Ped News Roundup: Ferguson bike law, Another high priority project complete, STL Arch plan, many trail improvements, KC finally turns Bike plan into reality--and more
- Ferguson takes the lead: Ferguson, MO, adopts improved bicycle law--could be model for other Missouri cities and New “Bikes May Use Full Lane” signs in Ferguson to aid cyclists
- Ladue: Ladue to add sidewalk along McKnight and Fair or Foul: Sidewalks of Ladue
Bicyclists May Use Full Lane signs installed in Ferguson - Delmar Loop gets even better: Delmar Loop installs $32,610 in bicycle racks
- Columbia: Another High Priority Bike/Ped project identified by MoBikeFed & local users is complete: Route K project near end
- Kirksville: Kirksville Police launch bicycle safety, awareness campaign
- STL pedestrian: Pedestrian struck and killed; St. Louis police arrest driver for DWI
- KC region's mis-spent money: A $600 million project primed to promote sprawl - KansasCity.com
- Jackson County Parks makes things right: Cyclists banned from Christmas in the Park in Jackson County has a happy ending: Christmas in the Park will open early to make room for cyclists
- Eldon's section of the Rock Island Trail: Eldon, MO, is starting work on its new municipal trail in the right-of-way of the old Rock Island Railroad: Clearing the way for the new trail, End of the line, start of the trail, and As railroad is cleared, trail becomes reality
- STL: Grant's Trail to get more running room
- The Link in Springfield: Springfield looks for input on 'The Link' between South Creek and Primrose Avenue and Major bike and pedestrian thoroughfare in Springfield, Mo. could soon get an upgrade
The Link in Springfield
- UMSL: New trail makes campus even more bike friendly
- Annual traffic safety report released, motorist deaths down but bike/ped up nationwide: What’s Behind the Rise in Cyclist and Pedestrian Deaths?
- National fitness levels lower than ever: Ten-Minute Walks a Stretch for Most Americans
- Neighboring state envy: Two-Way Protected Bike Lane Coming to the Heart of Downtown Chicago
- Washington, MO, community: Scout Proposes Trail Enhancement - The Missourian: Washington News
- STL Arch/bike-ped proposals move forward: Tax increase for Arch, parks, trails passes aldermanic committee and Give citizens a chance to vote on Arch, park improvements
- New leadership at PedNet, Columbia: Childhood nutrition expert to lead PedNet
- New statewide bike route: 5 Places to Stop on the New Hwy 36 Bike Route (maps, more details)
- Fifteen years of bike planning in Kansas City finally turning from plan to reality: Bike KC Map Reveal Party planned for January 15th
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