
Editorial
The Big 4 Bridge will be completed in a year or two, if we can find $12m for the Indiana ramp. But why should we build this bridge? Read more...

Presentation by Dr. Jerry Rose
Civil Engineering Professor at UK
As part of the ...
Monday, August 23, 2010 6:00 - 8:00 PM
Highlands Shelby Park Community Room
Mid-City Mall, 1250 Bardstown Road
This program is free and open to the public. There will be opportunity for discussion and mingling, as well as an update on recent CART activities, annual financial report, etcetera.
UPDATE: check out the exciting news about Main Street.
Downtown Louisville has the most important sidewalks in the Commonwealth of Kentucky. Not only are the walkers here incredibly numerous, but they're also the economic engine that keeps the state afloat. The business deals, the bus stops, the remote parking lots, the lunch meetings - all these trips have a walking component. So you would think that we would take special measures to keep walking downtown safe and dignified - it's just common sense.
Our elite cadre of CART photographers recently took to the streets to see how we're doing on that...

Here you see the long-standing Arena construction site. We're looking at Main Street between 2nd and 3rd. You can see they've blocked the sidewalk with a fence and some orange-and-white barricades (they're technically called "longitudinal channellizing devices" or LCDs).
A Documentary Film about the Past and Future of Transportation
Watch the trailer:
Need a map? Ekstrom Library is served by TARC routes 2, 4, 29, and 94. It is also served by a plethora of bicycle facilities. Coming by car? There is pay parking at the Speed Museum or the "green lot" off 3rd street right past the overpass on the left.
Help spread the word: tell your friends about it on Facebook.

Bicycling for Louisville's valet bike parking at Thunder Over Louisville via Mary Beth B.
These folks will get home much faster than motorists.
Reserve your seat now, they're going fast!

Clifton Community Council Quarterly Meeting
March 25, 2010 at 7:00 PM
Clifton Center, 2117 Payne Street, at Clifton Ave.
Presented by the CCC Pedestrian and Bicycle Access Committee. Contact: Cassandra Culin kyspring@bells??th.net, 895-5727

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