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Transportation professionals are incredibly diverse, including planners, engineers, architects, landscape architects, transportation researchers, suppliers, advocates, and public health professionals, just to name a few!

There is nobody who knows your field better than you. That's why we're counting on you to help us compile professional resources that can support your work, providing the information and connections you need to make our streets safer and more accessible to all residents. If you have suggestions about resources, links, or other ways to improve this section, please send an email to tlc@tlcminnesota.org.

Studies & Policy Briefs

This section is a collection of studies and policy briefs related to bicycling and walking.

Professional Links

There are numerous professional associations and resources for bicycling and pedestrian professionals. Find one that works for you!

Public Meeting Materials

If you need materials explaining Bike Walk Twin Cities or bike/ped projects, those materials are located right here.

Technical Advisory Team

National design experts, who specialize in creating more walkable, bikeable, and livable communities, have joined forces with local engineers and planners to collaboratively address challenging road design issues in the Bike Walk Twin Cities project area. 

Twin Cities Streets for People

Twin Cities Streets for People is a resource connecting people to knowledge, each other, and decision-makers. They focus their efforts on information sharing, community engagement, education and "alternative ideation" - the visioning and imagination of new ways to re-make streets for people.

Workshop Resources

Bike Walk Twin Cities hosts workshops featuring local and national transportation experts. Check out their presentations and resources!

APBP Webinars

The Association of Pedestrian and Bicycle Professionals (APBP) and the National Center for Bicycling & Walking (NCBW) present a monthly professional development webinar series with a focus on best practices from around the country.

Winter Walking & Biking in the Twin Cities

The case for policy, programs, and engineering/maintenance to support year-round walking and bicycling. Materials from the 11-9-09 Winter Streets Leadership Breakfast included.

Bike Walk Twin Cities May 2010 Strategy Session Survey Responses (pdf, 266.84 KB)

Transit for Livable Communities and Bike Walk Twin Cities invited a cross-section of stakeholders to join an important discussion about increased investment in the Twin Cities community through an extension of the federal transportation bill.