Mayor John Cooper and his administration have made a commitment to Vision Zero to help eliminate traffic fatalities and severe injuries in Nashville and Davidson County. Mayor Cooper made the announcement during his remarks at the annual Walk Bike Nashville…
Walk Bike Nashville and Spin partnered to create a pop-up bike lane on Commerce Street as part of the annual PARK(ing) Day celebration. PARK(ing) Day is an international event designed to bring awareness to the function and beauty of creating…
As of August 1, there have already been 15 people killed walking in Nashville, making this the most deadly first seven months of the year on record for pedestrians. In response to the devastating increase in the number of people…
Walk Bike Nashville will host the fifth annual Open Streets this Sunday, July 28, from 3-7 pm. This year Open Streets, presented by JUMP, will take place on Buchanan St. and 5th Ave. North, connecting the neighborhoods of Elizabeth Park,…
In preparation for the 2019 Mayoral Elections, Walk Bike Nashville held a forum featuring the top four candidates. On Wednesday morning, Mayor David Briley, Rep. John Ray Clemmons, Councilman John Cooper and Dr. Carol Swain were on the same stage…
On Monday, Amqui Elementary School students and teachers, nonprofit leaders and local artist Andee Rudloff, unveiled a mural in the street to reduce the speed of drivers and increase pedestrian safety around Amqui Elementary School. After being awarded a grant…
