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Charlotte Talks: Making Charlotte A Bicycle-Friendly City

March 31, 2016

This article originally appeared on WFAE.org.

By CHARLOTTE TALKS STAFF

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bicycle-laneTraffic in Charlotte becomes more congested with every passing year. Some think part of the answer is more bicycles and the city has been working for years to become more bicycle friendly. Still, it can be dangerous for cyclists to share the road. Sustain Charlotte is now working to bring protected bike lanes to uptown providing a separate space for cyclists – a protected buffer between them and motorists.

Guests

Jordan Moore – Bicycle Program Director at Sustain Charlotte, #IBikeCLT campaign

Ken Tippette – Bicycle Program Manager for Charlotte Department of Transportation

Al Bangoura – Superintendent of Community and Recreation Center Services, Parks and Recreation, Mecklenburg County

Related Events:

The city of Charlotte will be hosting a series of events for “Bike! Charlotte” promoting bicycle awareness and safety April 29-May15. Details here.

Open Streets 704 is a series of four Charlotte events that will temporarily close streets to car traffic so people can use them for walking and bicycling. The first event is May 1. Details here.

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