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ECOS in Action: Getting Around - Transportation Solutions, Alternatives and Updates 08/18/2016

Bryan Davis, Senior Transportation Planner, Chittenden County RPC, Sandy Thibault, Executive Director, CATMA, Deb Sachs, Business Outreach Coordinator, Go! Vermont, and Jason Van Driesche, Deputy Director, Local Motion, discuss transportation solutions, alternatives, and updates.

For more information visit:
CATMA (https://catmavt.org/)
Local Motion (http://www.localmotion.org/)
Chittenden County RPC (http://www.ccrpcvt.org/)
Way to Go! Week (https://waytogovt.org/)
ECOS is a project of the CCRPC.

On the Waterfront: Local Motion 04/20/2016

Host Melinda Moulton discusses Local Motion with Emily Boedecker, Executive Director of Local Motion. 

Local Motion is a member-supported non-profit organization promoting walking and biking for everyone, and helping Vermont communities to become more walkable, bikeable, and livable.

For more information visit: http://www.localmotion.org/

Go! Chittenden Announces Burlington-Winooski Multi-Modal Transportation Hubs 04/02/2015

Go! Chittenden County ​Announces Multi-modal Transportation Hubs in Burlington and Winooski Featuring Secure, Electronic Access Bike Lockers Options for combining Transit, Biking, Walking and Car-sharing Expand for Area Residents; Features the Addition of Secure, Electronic-Access Bike Lockers a First in the Northeast United States.

http://www.bikelink.org/

http://www.localmotion.org/

Bicycle Participatioln Report

Under the Dome: Transportation - Looking Towards the Future 03/16/2015

Chittenden County Representatives Patrick Brennan (R) Chitt. 9-2, Chair of the House Transportation Committee, Clem Bissonnette (D) Chitt 6-7, and Curt McCormack (D) Chitt. 6-3, both members of the House Transportation Committee, speak with Eli Harrington on the future of transportation issues.

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