Why:  Walking, cycling, transit, mobility aids and other forms of active transportation improve individual and public health, economy and social well-being, and help protect the environment. Trails, bike/walk-friendly infrastructure and active outdoor lifestyles are part of the remedy for social, economic, and health problems. But our ground transportation and land use infrastructure and policies don’t place priority on the safety and convenience of vulnerable road users like cyclists, pedestrians and those using mobility aids and transit.

How:  By partnering with decision-makers, influencers and professionals we hope to raise awareness, educate and inspire infrastructure and policy improvements for safety and to encourage more people to choose active transportation more often. 

Who: Organized by St Johns River-to-Sea Loop Alliance a nonprofit with the mission to advance, advocate, support, promote, protect and connect regional trails and increase active equitable transportation and recreation

In partnership with

• Florida Department of Transportation District 5 and associates
• Volusia County
• River to Sea Transportation Planning Organization
• MetroPlan Orlando
• Bike/Walk Central Florida
• Rails to Trails Conservancy
• Seminole County
• Regional municipalities
• Urban planners and land use attorneys
• Special thanks to Kittleson Associates     

Be Involved: Planning for the program is in progress. To be involved as a speaker, session leader, partner or sponsor please register on our website.
Workshop: January 27,  8:00 AM – 4:30 PM by invitation

Where:  DeBary Hall Historic Site, DeBary FL