This is the way, my friends. This is the way.

Tim Walz transit report card is insane: 🚞 new popular Amtrak line (A+) 🚍 new BRT funding (A+) ⚡️100% clean energy law (A+) 🚲e-bike tax credits (A+) 🥇best climate/transp law in US (A+) 💰erased deficits (A+) ❤️‍🩹unarmed fare enforcement (A+) Trains are coming!

Best part of my day! ❤️

Recent project wrapped up improving patio of original JCPRD admin building at Antioch Park. -Removed ~3k SF of impervious concrete w/ native grasses and durable variety durable 🌱 🌲 -Accessible path replaced crumbling concrete steps -Restored original limestone wall

The odds of your child getting kidnapped are about 1 in a million. The odds of a person born in 2021 dying in a traffic crash are about 1 in 93. American parents act like these stats are reversed. They're paranoid about the rare kidnapping but naive about the common drive.

Love to see it!

This is huge -- no matter where you live. Because California is such a large market, automakers often change all of their vehicles to comply with California law (such as emissions standards). Thank you to Families for Safe Streets National for your leadership in this fight.

Even a park road needs a haircut every once in a while. The radius of this intersection in Shawnee Mission Park was 90', it is now 30'. Appropriately sized roads and intersections create a safer and more efficient user experience for all. 🚗🚶🚲👩‍🦽🛴🚚

Great day on the water with the fam. ❤️JCPRD

Table for one please.

Got the 📚 and ready to 🚲 Johnson County Library

Bicycles deliver the freedom that auto ads promise.

Bike Plan 2.0 on the (distant) horizon for #OPKS.

Half of American car trips are under 3 miles. It's silly not to build more bike infrastructure.

I challenge you, Donald J. Trump, to work one full 12-hour day in an auto assembly plant. I want to see you "assemble parts out of a box" for 12 hours.

I talk about this often. If you need a sign, it’s bad design. Just narrow the streets.

Researchers at Johns Hopkins School of Public Health studied reported something that any psychologist could tell you: design influences behavior. A subtle difference in lane width -- 10.5 ft instead of 12 ft -- nudges people to drive slower.

Love our weekly 🚲 trip to get new 📚 Johnson County Library

It helps these weirdos to pretend biking is a "bro hobby" but the U.S. Census shows VERY CLEARLY the the majority of people who walk and bike to work are dirt poor and that they don't bike for fun but because they don't own a car.