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We are a member supported non-profit working to improve
bike and walk access, safety and education in South Carolina.
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Mark your calendar for
Thursday & Friday,
May 4 & 5, 2017.
The Mayor's Bike Walk Summit, a statewide event, is hosted by the City of Columbia Mayor's office, at the IT-ology building on Main Street, in collaboration with the Palmetto Cycling Coalition, Palmetto Conservation Foundation, SC Safe Routes to School, and the SC-ADA. Join hundreds of Transportation Professionals, Elected Officials, Community Leaders, Main Street officials, Law Enforcement, and bike and walk enthusiasts from around our state for 2 days to learn about what makes our state more bike-able, walk-able, and livable.
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ACTION! Public Comment Opportunity!
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Before the Dec. 22 deadline, take this opportunity to submit comment to SCDOT about their upcoming resurfacing projects! This is a fantastic time to remind them of local bicycle and pedestrian needs, especially when bike lanes can be easily inserted.
Tell them "Before letting the resurfacing projects, please check with local Bicycle Master Plans to identify opportunities to insert bike lanes or related bike facilities when vehicular capacity is low enough to permit this easily. Also, check with with local agencies on transit and pedestrian networks, to identify projects that can be planned collaboratively for these additional road users".
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Thank you to all that donated during last month's Giving Tuesday! This makes a difference.
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The Palmetto Spokesman Blog
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Can you write? Want to write for our blog?
Think: did you enjoy a great bike tour recently,
have a local bike advocacy story, want to share a bike gear review, or have you traveled to another state or country with fantastic
bike or walk infrastructure?
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Good Read: Bike Infrastructure on the Cheap
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Local Spotlight: Bank of America building, the
newest Bike Friendly Business in SC
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The Bank of America building in downtown Columbia became South Carolina's newest Bike Friendly Business.
Achieving Bronze status
, this
multi-tenant office building, located at 1901 Main Street in downtown Columbia, is the first building in the city to receive such a designation. The building, owned by AgFirst and managed by Colliers International, was recognized for its efforts with bike parking, ...
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Local Spotlight: Florence
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Bike advocacy is happening all over SC, now in Florence and Hartsville too, as this
latest news article mentions, in addition to the recent report using both cities as case studies in building strong economies with
active downtown infrastructure.
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SAVE THE DATE
Send us your winter and spring event listings!
Jan 7
Mayors Bike Walk Summit
Columbia, SC
May 4 & 5
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We are only as strong as the members that support us.
Please donate and be a part of our efforts today!
Support a bike friendly SC through your purchases too!
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WHATyouCANdo
Bring our Safe Streets
curriculum to your community.
Contact us to have one of our SSSL Ambassadors speak to your group.
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Your share the road license plate supports our programs and initiatives.
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Amy Johnson Ely
Executive Director
amy@pccsc.net
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Scott West
Membership Director
scott@pccsc.net
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