A working group released its plan for making Indy’s streets safer.
Tag: traffic safety
Posted inCitywide
Photos: People gather to demand safer streets in Indianapolis
Demonstrators gathered Nov. 23 at the corner of College and Mass avenues to advocate for cyclist and pedestrian safety.
Posted inGovernment
Some planned bike lanes in Mapleton-Fall Creek scrapped over parking concerns
Some parts of the original plan, including two-way bike lanes, will still go forward.
Posted inGovernment
Construction is complete: New York, Michigan streets set for two-way traffic
City leaders say the changes will improve safety and increase foot traffic for eastside businesses.
Posted inNeighborhoods
An eastside community is making it safer as kids go back to school
Community Heights used these ideas. Your neighborhood could too.
Posted inDocumenters
Indy Council approves new speed limits to boost neighborhood safety
Changes include citywide speed reductions in residential areas, two-way streets, and parking restrictions.
Posted inArts & Culture
Kids can earn a bike — and learn life skills — at this nonprofit
Freewheelin’ Community Bikes provides a mentorship program for 10- to 18-year-olds interested in repairing bikes.
Posted inGovernment
Mapleton-Fall Creek neighbors fought bike lanes and lost
Portia Jackson didn’t want bike lanes on her street. The city pushed ahead anyway.
Posted inGovernment
Here’s why you might see a camera at your IndyGo bus stop
Data collected from cameras and surveys will address pedestrian safety.
Posted inGovernment
How you can report Indy’s most dangerous streets
A new Vision Zero tool allows residents to notify the city about problematic roads.
