Bike Easy Blog

Call to Action: Make your voice heard at City Council Meeting

TOMORROW, Wednesday January 8th – make your voice heard regarding two important topics being discussed by City Council  at the Joint Public Works* – Criminal Justice Committer Meeting at 12pm in the City Council Chambers (1300 Perdido Street)   – Grant Agreement between the United States Department of Transportation and the City (Public Works Department) for the Connecting New Orleans East for Pedestrian…

FW: Post-Attack Resources

We love you, New Orleans. Hey neighbor, I hope you’re doing ok after yesterday’s horrific attack on Bourbon St.  A Federal investigation is underway, and the City’s emergency responses are in full swing. As information continues to emerge, we’re sharing a roundup of resources for you here. Check out below for ways you can get or offer help in the…

Reflecting on Our Bike Match Program – as the National Network Shuts Down

BikeMatch was a mutual-aid effort that grew out of the COVID 19 pandemic and lockdown. Bike Easy was given a framework from Transportation Alternatives out of New York which helped us launch our program and get a few matches. The effort was truly grassroots, but organizations all around the country were showing great results from their own dedicated efforts. Then,…

October Advocacy Roundup & Calls to Action

Welcome to round two of Bike Easy’s advocacy round up! This newsletter aims to give New Orleans-area residents insight into advocacy campaigns and opportunities to take action for better biking and complete streets. POLICY UPDATES Federal Funding New Orleans has received $49.97 million from the Environmental Protection Agency to support greenhouse gas reduction measures, including building new bike lanes and an…

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