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It was a day of celebration, a momentous occasion that marked the meeting of vision and reality. The team at Bike/Walk Central Florida had the pleasure of witnessing the fruits of our collaborative efforts come to full bloom with the much-anticipated ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Packing District roadway improvements. As […]
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Beginning in 1935, the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) has set the national standard for the design of roads and street signs. It serves as a foundational document in which our roadways are designed and built, and is used by city engineers, designers, urban planners, safety advocacy groups, […]
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Bike/Walk Central Florida is pleased to announce the newest additions to our Board of Directors – Ed Alexander and Martin Derrow. Both individuals bring a wealth of experience, passion, and commitment to our organization’s ongoing efforts to make Central Florida safer and more enjoyable for bicyclists and pedestrians. Ed Alexander, […]
Community Events / Healthy West Orange Trails Connection / News To Use / People On Bikes / People On Foot
Last month we were honored to take part in Take Over the Trails Day, an event celebrated with enthusiasm on Thursday, February 22, in Oakland, Florida. This day was all about coming together, promoting health and wellness, and embracing the beauty of the outdoors. The turnout exceeded our expectations, making […]
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We are thrilled to present our first Impact Report for the fiscal year 2021-2022. This report encapsulates our transformative journey towards ensuring bicycle and pedestrian safety in Central Florida and highlights the heart of our community programs, advocacy endeavors, and the organizational strides of our pursuit of zero pedestrian fatalities. […]