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BUILDING BIKE BRIDGES

Throughout the United States

Communities are embracing bike and pedestrian bridges

Communities are embracing bike and pedestrian bridges

A person biking near a large steel bridge on a sunny day.

 The 500-foot-long Wendy Park bridge extends over the Norfolk-Southern  railroad tracks and provides a new link between downtown Cleveland and  Cleveland Metroparks lakefront parks. 

Communities are embracing bike and pedestrian bridges

Communities are embracing bike and pedestrian bridges

Communities are embracing bike and pedestrian bridges

Bridge at sunset over river.

The Big River Crossing  in Memphis, Tennessee,  is a nearly one-mile-long (4,973 feet) dedicated pedestrian and bicycle path built along the historic Harahan Bridge. 

Uniting Communities

Communities are embracing bike and pedestrian bridges

Steel truss bridge over calm water under clear sky.

 The Government Bridge connecting Davenport, Iowa, and Rock Island, Illinois and spans the Mississippi River. It features a lower deck with shared pedestrian and bicycle lanes connecting Rock Island, Illinois, to Davenport, Iowa.

Imagine the Kanawha Valley

A metal bridge at sunset with traffic and pedestrians.

United by pedestrian and bike bridges spanning the Kanawha River allowing access to a 37-mile bike trail that runs from Marmet to Nitro.

Bike Bridges unify the Greater Kanawha Valley

Bike Bridges unify the Greater Kanawha Valley

Modern bridge over a river on a clear day.

Our goal is to empower Kanawha Valley residents with knowledge and inspire the next generation of advocates for sustainable transportation.

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