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Howdy, downtown commuters! Celebrate National Bike to Work Day with free coffee and donuts in Market Square on Friday morning, May 17, 7:30-8am.
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Join us for the Ride of Silence May 15.

Start exploring with the new Knoxville Parks & Greenways map City of Knoxville Communications Baker Center intern Jeloux Enriquez demonstrates how to use the new Parks And Recreation & Greenways map to find fun places ...

Happy Bike Month! Here's the 2024 Bike Month Guide to help you plan your celebration of bicycling during this beautiful time of year! 🚴‍♀️☀️🌷
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Today (April 18) is our Walk with Elected Officials! The walk will begin promptly at 6:00 pm at the Third Creek Greenway Park on Sutherland Avenue - please plan to arrive a few minutes early to allow time for everyone to gather.

Parking will be available across the street at Vreeland Engineers, Inc. The route will be about a mile and a half, exploring the Marble City, Pond Gap, Sutherland Heights, and Kingston Pike-Sequoyah Hills neighborhoods and highlighting walkability at West High School.

We hope you'll join us for this opportunity to engage with local elected officials about how policy, funding, and infrastructure impact safety for walking in our community. Don't forget to wear appropriate shoes for walking and bring a water bottle! We can't wait to walk with you!

We're excited to welcome Cody Gentry as the City of Knoxville - Government's first Vision Zero Coordinator!

Gentry has worked in the City’s Engineering department for 17 years, most recently as a key member of the Neighborhood Transportation Safety Program. The neighborhood-driven program engages the City’s Office of Neighborhood Empowerment, Transportation Engineering and Knoxville Police Department in finding solutions to vehicle speed and traffic safety concerns on residential streets.

Gentry says he’s excited to apply neighborhood traffic-calming principals and methodology to higher-speed streets and intersections that require more intense interventions.

“Traffic calming is all about slowing vehicles down, and that’s the main goal of Vision Zero,” says Gentry. “If we can slow vehicles down, we can reduce the risk of serious injuries and deaths.

“And if mistakes are made, they’re not deadly,” he adds, echoing the Safe System Approach to street design recommended by the Vision Zero Plan.

Welcome, Cody!

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Spring is only a few days away! Is your bike ready?🚴‍♀️

The Spring Tune Up - How to Prepare Your Bike for the Season After a Long Winter in Storage Spring has officially sprung and the warmer weather is just around the corner. This means it’s time to pull your bike out of storage, dust it off and give it a loving tune-up in preparation for the season ahead. As it’s probably been a while since your last cycle, it’s important to give your b...

We're excited to announce that for Open Streets Knoxville 2024, we're returning to the site of our first-ever Open Streets event in Happy Holler!

RSVP here: https://www.facebook.com/events/389676747090466/

We're looking for performers, businesses, and organizations to help make Open Streets amazing this year! Sign up to be a part of the fun at: https://www.bwknox.org/get_involved