The Central Indiana Ride Guide is an online resource provided by the Indianapolis Metropolitan Planning Organization to help residents navigate the region safely. The map displays bike amenities, routes, and low-stress streets. Check it out!
The next phase of the Circle City Forward initiative, focused on trails and greenways, is mapped out. The $25 million investment will create, plan and improve more than 50 miles of trails, greenways, and bike […more…]
UPDATED 9/27/21. For thirty years, the Broad Ripple community has advocated and planned for a paved trail to connect the Monon Trail with Broad Ripple Park. After receiving a Neighborhood Infrastructure Partnership Grant from DPW […more…]
City officials and neighborhood leaders gathered on March 12 to celebrate the ribbon cutting for the Monon Trail bridge over 38th Street. The $5.8 million infrastructure project received a $2.4 million grant from the U.S. […more…]
by Damon Richards COVID-19 has at least one silver lining. The United States is experiencing the largest boom in bicycling since the oil embargo of the 1970s. Indianapolis is no exception, as the bicycle has […more…]
Two Midtown bike share stations that were installed in 2019 have proven to be among the top five busiest stations in the system this summer. In a statement, Kären Haley, Indianapolis Cultural Trail executive director […more…]
PeopleForBikes (PFB) is an industry coalition of bicycling suppliers and retailers, as well as a charitable foundation. Each year, its PlacesForBikes program assembles data about bike use, infrastructure and advocacy based on five criteria: Ridership, […more…]
by Thomas P. Healy Attorneys representing the City of Indianapolis have filed paperwork with the U.S. Surface Transportation Board (STB) seeking permission to assume financial responsibility for the section of the former Nickel Plate rail […more…]
A Federal Highway Administration Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality (CMAQ) grant will fund the addition of approximately 250 more bikes and 25 more bikeshare stations in the metro area next year. Indianapolis Cultural Trail executive […more…]
by Nick White Their armor isn’t made of steel, their swords are plastic mallets, and their horses are bikes, but the guys who organize Indy Bike Polo have become heroes for Arsenal Park and its […more…]
