Disastrous federal transportation bill released
I just attended Congressman Carnahan’s meeting with stakeholders on the about-to-be-unleashed federal transportation bill. While the Congressman has shown support for walking and cycling …
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Trailnet on Tap
When: February 28, 2012
7:00 PM to 8:30 PM
Where: Llywelyns (2nd floor)
4747 McPherson Avenue
St. Louis, MO 63108
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Shift Your Commute
February Challenge
There are LOTS of reasons to bike in February... so let's have a cold weather challenge and see who can log the most miles on shiftyourcommute.com!
Trips on your bike that count on Shift Your Commute should be transportation trips, not leisure rides. Please note that you must log your miles by February 29, 2012 at 8:00 PM. If you have any other questions on rules, email emily@trailnet.org.
Beans, Brews & Bikes
When: March 10, 2012
7:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Where: Immaculate Conception Parish Hall
7240 Anna Ae.
Maplehood, MO 63143
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Downtown Bicycle Station
The City of St. Louis presents the region's first full-service bike commuter facility! Begin your day with a healthy, environmentally-friendly commute to work. The Downtown Bicycle Station offers secure 20-hour access and features over 120 bike racks, showers and locker rooms, ideal for cyclists commuting to work or looking to exercise on their lunch break.
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Talenet - The Gatekeepers
Two days a week at sunrise, Roy Moyers walks from his home in Spanish Lake one mile to the Missouri entrance of the Old Chain of Rocks Bridge. Most days he's accompanied by his wife, Donna Schlemmer, and their dog, Sasha.
Roy's trek isn't just for exercise, although he does enjoy walking on the bridge. He has the important responsibility of serving as a gatekeeper – a volunteer who opens the wrought iron security gates on both sides of the river every morning. Read More
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What is Trailnet?
Trailnet is a St. Louis-based, nonprofit organization with a 23-year history of leading and encouraging active living – a way of life that encourages you to integrate physical activity into your daily routines.
The organization also assists in community planning, healthy living activities, the creation and maintenance of trails in Missouri and safe routes to school, and changing policy and attitudes about fostering a healthier, more active community.
