Making Streets Safer For Bikes And Pedestrians
Two local organizations to audit streets for pedestrian safety in Providence, RI.
It's never too cold or too snowy to consider a bike or a hike.That's the unspoken mantra of two local organizations that have joined forces to make the city more bicycle - and pedestrian-friendly. Despite the remnants of last weekend's snowstorm , the the Sierra Club and Bike Downtown/Groundwork Providence are forging ahead with plans to audit sections of the city to determine whether they are accommodating to cyclists and pedestrians.
Thanks to John Flaherty
Published on Friday, December 12, 2003 in
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