Get Ready! The toll-free multiuse pathway on the Gordie Howe International Bridge is scheduled to open on August 5th.
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Recent News
- The Need for Bike ParkingBelow is the expert testimony we gave before Detroit City Council’s Budget, Finance and Audit committee on September 23rd, 2026: There is a need for more bike parking in Detroit. Unfortunately we don’t have quantifiable numbers, but I hear about it often from bicyclists. It’s also common to… Read more: The Need for Bike Parking
- News from the Trail – August 2026Our August newsletter email just went out. You can view it online. It mostly contains updates on the new Gordie Howe International Bridge pathway.
- Testimony for Safer StreetsWe gave the following testimony before the People’s Hearing held on June 27th at the Durfee Innovation Society in Detroit: In the past 10 years, there have been over a quarter million reported traffic crashes on Detroit streets. 1,265 people have died in these crashes. 74 fatalities were… Read more: Testimony for Safer Streets
- Windsor e-bike RestrictionsThanks to Share the Road Essex County, we recently learned that e-bikes are not allowed on pathways in Windsor, Ontario. While they are allowed on the road and in bike lanes (as in Michigan), city bylaws prohibit them from paved paths and park trails. This could affect e-bike… Read more: Windsor e-bike Restrictions
- Our Map Goes InternationalThe multi-use pathway on the Gordie Howe International Bridge changes everything. This new border crossing means bike rides are no longer constrained to one side of the river. In partnership with Bike Windsor Essex, we’re working to make this easier thanks to Gordie Howe International Bridge’s Community Benefits… Read more: Our Map Goes International
- Active People, Healthy NationThe government of Detroit, Michigan recognizes the importance of providing access to safe and convenient places to be physically active for people regardless of age, race, income, socio-economic status, disability status, and geographic location At the urging of the American Heart Association, we wrote a proclamation expressing Detroit’s… Read more: Active People, Healthy Nation






