Paths to Success for Walkable Community

"it’s free, electric, and about 35 feet long. It’s Rock Hill’s first fare-free fixed-route transit system! The City of Rock Hill has partnered with Winthrop University, Piedmont Medical Center, and Family Trust Federal Credit Union to make an affordable, environmentally-friendly public transit system go from idea to reality..." Check out the rest of Savannah Underwood's weekly blog by clicking the "My Knowledge Park" link at the top of this page!

This is a Ted Talks episode from 2013. This episode made me think of the four lane portion of White St. between Dave Lyle and Oakland Ave. https://www.ted.com/talks/jeff_speck_4_ways_to_make_a_city_more_walkable#t-315795

Connectivity has met to discuss walking, bike share, and transit. Some topics covered include: Exploring how to mark out safe walking/biking paths in KP area Need to put walking/biking/transit paths on map Signage will be important for visitors – especially to know how to get around stopped trains Bike share will be beneficial for visitors and residents alike