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Advocacy:Paseo Bridge Bike/Ped Access: MoDOT is building a new quarter billion dollar bridge in the heart of Kansas City. It could provide the first safe bicycle/pedestrian crossing of the Missouri River near downtown Kansas City. We've been working on this for years and now it's going to move or die forever in the next month or so.Advocacy:Hwy 45 Bike/Ped Access: MoDOT is building a new highway through Parkville, Missouri. Guess what--their plans for accommodating bicycling and walking are inadequate, plus they forgot to include any funding for them.Advocacy:Bicycling License Plate: Many other states have 'Share the Road with Bicycles' license plates. Why not Missouri, too? In 1 minute you can show your support.
Wednesday, December 04, 2002
According to Bob Foster of the St. Louis Bike Fed:
There will be an open house Thursday, December 5th, 2002, from 5-9 p.m. for a River Des Peres bikeway project at the Buder Library, 4401 Hampton, St. Louis, MO 63109. Phone: (314) 352-2900. According to the library, it is hosted by Parsons, a design firm. The goal is a route from Forest Park to the Mississippi River, following the River Des Peres. (Visit this page for info about an existing trail on the River Des Peres, part of a web site about St. Louis Bike Trails.) |