9 posts categorized "Biking, Walking, Transit"
Rain or Shine We Will Connect The Nine!
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Connect The 9
SECOND ANNUAL COMMUNITY BIKE RIDE
SATURDAY, APRIL 5th
Ride to connect the Upper and Lower 9th Ward and advocate for safe transportation options for bikers and walkers on the St. Claude Bridge!
This FREE ride starts at The Green Project, crosses the St. Claude Avenue Bridge to the Lower 9th Ward, stops on the levee at Deslonde, and wraps up at Bayou Bienvenue.
Join us at any of these stops!
9:30am Ride from the Lower 9th Ward - meetup at Sam Bonart Park at 1200 Forstall Street
10:30am Ride Starts at the Green Project, 2831 Marais Street
11:00am River to Bayou ride, meet at the Levee and Deslonde Street
12:00pm Ride ends at the Bayou Bienvenue Wetland Platform with Snoballs!
Visitwww.bikeeasy.orgfor more information
http://bikeeasy.org/events/archives/1417/
Read more about the dangers and use of the St. Claude Bridge as a pedestrian & bike crossing.
Download Bridging St. Claude_Final Report
Connect the 9: Bridging St. Claude for All Users (PRESENTATION)
Here's the terrific presentation given to New Orleans City Council recently by UNO students and CSED's David Eber!
Connect the 9! Improving Access Across the St. Claude Bridge (VIDEO)
On Tuesday, CSED appeared before the New Orleans City Council Transportation Committee to improve bike and pedestrian access across the St. Claude Bridge. Dr. Earthea Nance and University of New Orleans students presented their project, "Connect the 9", on much-needed transportation alternatives on behalf of the St. Claude Bridge Safety and Access Committee (working in conjunction with the Lower 9 Center for Sustainable Engagement and Development).
Dr. Nance is a member of CSED's Board of Directors; David Eber, our Resiliency Coordinator, also spoke to the council. Great job everyone!
Bike to Work - and Everywhere Else!
With the mayor's NOLA Bike to Work Day yesterday, we think this is a good time to highlight some of the many bike routes and bike lanes available throughout New Orleans - including along St. Claude and Chartres in the Lower 9! (courtesy The Times-Picayune)