Focus Term: Federal
Elevating Opportunity in 2023—Reflections From the Trails Movement
It has been described as a “tipping point,” “critical mass” and “milestone” achievement. Regardless of what it’s called, there’s no doubt that the proliferation of trail networks around the United States is significant.
First Transportation Alternatives Funding Cycle Since BIL Shows Room for Improvement
Rails-to-Trails Conservancy (RTC) celebrated a 70% increase in funding alongside policy changes that support equity, connectivity and maintenance priorities.
Arkansas’ Razorback Regional Greenway
Whether he’s going to work or out to eat with his family, Fayetteville resident Matt Mihalevich often hops on his bicycle and rides the Razorback Regional Greenway in Northwest Arkansas to get there.
The Critical Role of Active Transportation in the Federal Carbon Reduction Program
The Carbon Reduction Program (CRP), which provides $6.4 billion in formula funds over five years, and requires 65% of funds to be suballocated based on population.
18 Months In: What’s the Impact of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law for Trails, Walking and Biking?
After 18 months, learn aboutthe Impact of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law for trails, walking and biking.
California’s Mill Valley/Sausalito Multiuse Pathway
It’s a popular route for children heading to school, a place for retirees to get in a morning walk and a crucial link for bicycle commuters on their way to work. As any of its numerous advocates will tell you, coastal California’s Mill Valley/Sausalito Multiuse Pathway more than lives up to its multiuse name.
Rails-to-Trails Conservancy Part of Main Street America Thriving Communities Team, Supporting Equitable Rural and Tribal Commercial District Development
USDOT Awards Main Street America $5.9 Million as part of the Thriving Communities Program to help communities across the country
White House Budget Increases Active Transportation Connectivity Funding
U.S. Department of Transportation budget proposal reinforces importance of trails and active transportation networks to safety.
Reconnecting Communities Grants Prioritize Walking and Biking as Essential in Addressing Barriers to Equitable Mobility and Economic Opportunity
RTC analysis identifies trend elevating trails, walking and biking as traffic safety, climate and equity solutions in U.S. DOT grantmaking.
New Federal Grants Elevate Trail and Active Transportation Systems as Essential Infrastructure in Addressing Traffic Fatalities
Rails-to-Trails Conservancy’s analysis finds that 46% of Safe Streets and Roads for All Construction Grants Address the Need for Traffic-Separated Walking and Biking Routes
