Dunwoody Trail Master Plan Open House: 12/7

The City of Dunwoody has partnered with the PATH Foundation to produce a holistic citywide trail plan. And it’s important to get feedback from members of the community. Help kick off the Dunwoody Trail Master Plan by attending the first Open House on Wednesday December 7th from 6-8 pm for a drop-in open house at

City of Sandy Springs: Restripe for Bike Lanes in FY2018

The City of Sandy Springs FY2018 budget is proposed for $106M. Set to be voted on June 20th. We’re proposing less than $150k to create over FIVE MILES of bike lanes during calendar year 2017. These support Last Mile Connectivity to two MARTA rail stations, and to City Springs. All for the cost of restriping,

Provide Input to Dunwoody Transportation Plan Update

Food for thought We’re eight years in to being a city. Five since approving a transportation plan. Now it’s time for an update. Want the city to focus on safety first in how we spend our transportation funds? How about traffic calming? How about continuing to build out our greenway / multi-use trail network, including

Abernathy & SR-400: Imagine a Tunnel for humans!

If you don’t ask Starting two years ago, your friends at Bike Walk Dunwoody, Georgia Bikes, PEDS, Atlanta Bicycle Coalition, PATH Foundation and many more came together and asked the Georgia DOT to accommodate human-powered transportation choices both THROUGH the 400/285 interchange, and any on-street portions that were being rebuilt. With great thanks to the

Mount Vernon & Tilly Mill Road Public Information Open House

The city of Dunwoody is hosting a public information open house to gather community input on the dangerous three intersections comprising the triangle of Mount Vernon Road and Tilly Mill Road and Mt. Vernon Place. Bike Walk Dunwoody would like to ask that the design have the number one priority of safety that starts with

Nudging the Needle on Tilly Mill Bike Lanes: It takes a village

Editor’s note: Apologies from the staff of Bike Walk Dunwoody for the delay in getting this story out. “It takes a village” really brings this home. In May & June we asked for public input to support bike lanes along Tilly Mill. Earlier this month, we asked for your help again. And YOU have made a