Missouri Ranks 49th for Bike Safety — Here’s How Riders Can Protect Themselves
Distracted drivers, fast roads, and poor infrastructure put Missouri cyclists at risk. Can new designs and laws reverse the trend?
Distracted drivers, fast roads, and poor infrastructure put Missouri cyclists at risk. Can new designs and laws reverse the trend?
Trailnet announced the recipients of its MAP Awards, which honor outstanding St. Louisans who demonstrated a commitment to Streets for All.
Trailnet’s “2023 St. Louis City and County Crash Report” is a snapshot and analysis of traffic violence in the region, the progress on the road to safer streets, and St. Louisans’ experiences of the infrastructure they use daily.
Under the management of Great Rivers Greenway, the Missouri side of the Old Chain of Rocks Bridge will undergo several upgrades during 2023 to make the grounds more welcoming, improve safety, and allow more events.
Gravel cycling is abundant in the region, and it’s only getting started. From grassroots fundraisers and sanctioned multi-day adventures to nationally recognized races, the gravel culture has built a home here in the Midwest with no plans of leaving.
Trailnet’s 2021 crash report highlights pedestrian deaths, inequitable distribution of crashes across St. Louis City and County.
Trailnet, a St. Louis-based advocacy group for biking, walking, and transit safety and accessibility is teaming up with St. Louis company TraQCentral to improve support communications and increase safety in community cycling events.
Trailnet is marking the return to in-person events with the Bridge Birthday Bash, a bike ride celebrating the 92nd birthday of the Old Chain of Rocks Bridge and Trailnet’s work making the bridge a walking and biking connection.
Trailnet’s Ride the Rivers Century returns in 2020 with new, COVID-safe format
Trailnet and the Missouri History Museum are hosting a community bike ride and walking tour to celebrate the 100th anniversary of women earning the right to vote.
The Bottleneck Bridge Ride Returns for 2020 with a new, do-it-yourself format.
This year, however, in light of the COVID19 pandemic, the Moonlight Ramble will be taking place virtually.
Trailnet and 4theVille are hosting a community bike ride and walking tour to celebrate Juneteenth and African American Music Appreciation Month. From June 20 through June 30, the self-guided tour takes participants through Downtown, Midtown, and The Ville to explore historically significant sites.
A number of St. Louis nonprofits have started off 2020 with new leadership at the helm. We sat down with these executive directors to learn who they are, what experience and ambitions possess, and what we can expect from them and their organizations going forward.
At its 2019 Movers & Shakers Gala, Trailnet announced its heightened priority to increase safety for people who walk, bike, or use public transportation.
Four stone markers erected 100 years ago by the St. Louis Cycling Club have re-emerged, connecting area cyclists with their bygone brethren and creating an epic challenge to pedal to them all.