If you have been following along with the proposed facility improvements that will extend the Division Street Bikeway to the Broadway bridge, there is an important update and opportunity to show your support. At the center of discussion at Monday night's City Council Meeting(10/19) will be the proposed street configuration of Carey Street from two-way to one-way downhill – council approval is required for the change. *The Division Bikeway Extension Project will not proceed if

You're invited to Walk Bike Washtenaw’s Annual Members’ Meeting! Non-members are encouraged to attend. On Tuesday, November 10th from 7-9 we’ll meet at Conor O'Neill's (virtual option available) to discuss ideas that can help Washtenaw become more pedestrian and bike-friendly in 2027 and beyond. We will also vote for our board members, hear from some great speakers, learn about great new bike rides, upcoming events in the area and innovative transportation projects planned fo

https://actionnetwork.org/letters/tell-city-council-safety-cant-wait/ TL;DR: Fill out this form and go to the next page to send an email to all City Council members. Show up at the Council meeting Tuesday for a rally and public comments. Share this message with friends! Safety Can't Wait The city of our dreams is one in which walking across a street doesn't risk putting you in an ambulance in critical condition or worse. Last week, a driver making a left turn onto Huron from

TODAY is the second and final opportunity to participate in a walking tour of the proposed facility improvements along Division Street between Catherine Street and Broadway Street. TODAY at 1:00 PM — Division Street Walking Tour Walking Tour Option 2: Friday, September 11 at 1:00 PM Start: Catherine Street & Division Street Finish: Broadway Street If you are interested in seeing these improvements permanently implemented, I strongly encourage you to attend and provide your fe

Walk Bike Washtenaw's mission is to make Washtenaw County a national leader in bicycling & walking by improving facilities, policies, and community support through advocacy and education. Each Ann Arbor city election, we send a survey to city council and mayoral candidates in an effort to illuminate their perspectives on walking, biking, and overall mobility issues. All candidates for the 2026 Democratic City Council Primary were encouraged to respond to the following questio

The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) is planning a reconstruction project on N. Main St. (US-23 BR) in 2030 or after, from Huron St. to the ramps of M-14.(https://engage.a2gov.org/n-maintransport-study) Walk Bike Washtenaw (WBW) recommends the following projects and policies for the North Main Street corridor. Upcoming decisions by the Michigan Department of Transportation and the Ann Arbor City Council will frame the future of this area. These recommendations dra

Please find the following opportunities to attend public open houses regarding potential street changes in Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti. These projects could significantly impact non-motorized users, including people who walk, bike, or roll. Washtenaw Ave Improvements When: Thursday, April 16, 2026 | 4–7 p.m. Where: Ann Arbor District Library (Lower-Level Program Room) This open house will cover proposed changes to Washtenaw Avenue between S. University and E. Stadium. Plans may

TICKETS Date and time: Sunday, March 15 · 11:30am - 4pm EDT Location: Washtenaw Community College 4800 East Huron River Drive, Ann Arbor, MI 48105 Join area bicycle advocates and enthusiasts for the 2026 Bike Summit as we gather to make Washtenaw County a better place to bike! At our new, larger location at Washtenaw Community College (right on the B2B Trail!), we'll celebrate the progress and design actionable solutions for the upcoming year. Whether you want to get more in

Good Afternoon, Details for Wednesday's meeting are below, but first a few important items: This is right before our meeting, so join for both to really get fired up! Ann Arbor Roadway Rightsizing (A2R2) Open House December 10, 2025 Downtown Library (343 S. Fifth Ave.) 5 - 7 p.m. You have until December 11th at noon to submit feedback on the Land use plan . (this is on our Agenda to draft feedback from WBW, please share any thoughts or suggestions) Walk Bike Washtenaw monthl

You're invited to Walk Bike Washtenaw’s Annual Members’ Meeting! Non-members are encouraged to attend. On Monday, November 10th from 7-9...