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Since 1998, Walk Bike Nashville has sought to make active transportation an option for Nashvillians, no matter where they live or where they're trying to go.  We want our sidewalks and bikeways to support active living, additional commuting options, and recreational opportunities.  We use a mix of educational programs focused on safety and skills and membership outreach focused on advocacy to pursue our goals.

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    Cycling with family

    Do you want your children to get out of the house on their bike? Fearful that their road safety skills are just not safe enough? Telling children only to ride on the sidewalk, or only on the street outside your home, is fine - until they reach the limits of the block. I suggest going on family rides is a good way to check and pass on the vital knowledge they need to have - in addition to being fun for all the family!  Start by going for rides on our world-class greenway system. For real freedom, however, you will eventually want your kids to be able to ride on the roads by themselves. We made a video in which I talk about my favorite method of ensuring safety when I'm riding with a group of children on the road (which I do a lot), and some of the road rules I focus on teaching while doing it.
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    Lessons from our Vision Zero Speaker Series

    On May 19, 2020, we held the first event in our Vision Zero Speaker Series. Illustration by Jake Lee of the key points discussed at the first Vision Zero Speaker Series event. 
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