Jasmine Lewis

  • signed Ralph David Abernathy 2017-02-09 22:45:10 -0500

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    Ralph David Abernathy Boulevard, affectionately known as RDA, serves as a major corridor for schools, historic neighborhoods, and businesses in Southwest Atlanta. RDA is a large street with fast traffic and a lonely stretch of bike lane between Murphy Ave and I-85. The road, whether by bike or by car, is often perilous due to potholes, debris, and jagged train tracks.

    RDA turns into Georgia Avenue and runs through seven amazing Atlanta neighborhoods: Westview, West End, Adair Park, Pittsburgh, Mechanicsville, Summerhill, and Grant Park.

    The Atlanta Bicycle Coalition connects these neighborhoods at Atlanta Streets Alive. You can help make this a more livable, walkable, and bikeable corridor all year-round by supporting our campaign for bike lanes and regular maintenance on RDA and Georgia Avenue.

    In addition to bike lanes on RDA and Georgia Avenue, we are advocating for:

    • Resurfacing and repairing dangerous potholes on RDA
    • Regularly maintaining this critical corridor by sweeping trash and debris
    • Paving over the hazardous out-of-use train tracks
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  • commented on Study: Bike Share Feasibility 2016-02-22 16:05:07 -0500
    Too cool to hear!
  • commented on Resources 2016-01-05 10:17:21 -0500
    Loving ya’lls work! I’ve been riding since I was a kid but it wasn’t til recently I REALLY started to get into biking. Not just for fun but to actually get places and transport things! Atlanta’s pretty scary to ride for a noob like me, (I’ve rode around Piedmont and the Belt line though) so making it more bike friendly would be AMAZING. Thanks so much for all your efforts and achievements!

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