Savannah's level topography, dense urban form, and warm weather make it a great place to get around by bike. However, Savannah also has a high rate of traffic crashes involving people on bikes. This free one hour webinar will equip you to avoid the most common hazards and become more confident riding in the city. […]
Let's head out for a walk! Weather permitting we will meet at Bowles C Ford Park for a casually paced walk and talk. The walk is approximately 2 miles. Please wear comfortable clothes and shoes you can walk in. Well behaved, leashed dogs encouraged!
Join us for the 3rd Annual Savannah Slithering! It's a parade! Of snake lanterns! And people! Bring a snake-themed, illuminated lantern, dress up, and ssstroll with us, from Lone Wolf to DeSoto Ave. It's free, festive, and fun for all ages. Learn More and See Our 2024 Sponsors https://www.savannahslithering.com/ Register for Our Lantern-Making Workshops: https://www.eventbrite.com/.../krewe-of-the-humble... […]
Are you planning to ride your bike to the City's St. Patrick's Day Parade on Saturday? Has it been sitting in your garage/shed/porch all winter? Make sure to bring it by our bike tune ups on Thursday, March 14 from 6-8 p.m.! Our New Standard Cycles crew will help change tubes and tires, make brake […]
Join us each month for a casual, family-friendly bike ride at a different spot in Savannah or Chatham County. This month we'll meet at 6 p.m. at Mother Mathilda Beasley Lights and helmets required. Please bring your bike and water. Ride distance is approximately 5.5 miles. The ride is free and open to the public, […]
The Georgia Department of Transportation will host an in-person PIOH where the community will have the opportunity to view presentation materials regarding the US80/SR26 Project, engage with project team members, and submit comments. This project is proposed to improve safety and accessibility and to reduce the frequency and severity of vehicular, pedestrian, and bicycle crashes […]
Let's head out for a walk! Weather permitting we will meet at Tribble Park for a casually paced walk and talk. The walk is approximately 2 miles. Please wear comfortable clothes and shoes you can walk in. Well behaved, leashed dogs encouraged!
