Transportation

A First for Aquidneck Island: Off-Road Bike Path

RIPTA Studies Alternative Fare Rates, Pass Types

RIPTA Riders Don’t Desire a Providence Streetcar

Group Advocates for Woony Bike Path Expansion

PROVIDENCE — The city only considers bike paths and lanes in situations where roadwork is planned and conditions are right. There currently is no protocol for identifying an area of bike-infrastructure need, and the city’s 7-year-old bike master plan is already out of date.

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Revamped Kennedy Plaza, New Tech Spur RIPTA

Narragansett Bay Features Huge Bike Lane

Amtrak Looks to Become More Bike Friendly

Hydrogen-powered cars recently arrived in the United States, but it's unclear if the vehicles are good for the environment or if drivers will embrace them.

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Electric Bicycles Gaining Traction Locally

Ocean State Clean Cities Pushes Alternative Fuels

Providence’s New Bike Plan Embraces Pedal Power

Many miles of abandoned and underutilized rail routes in both Massachusetts and Rhode Island have been transformed into bike paths, commonly referred to as “rails to trails.” These popular projects are growing in number, and have broad support.

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Island Bike Path Shows Regional Foresight

Providence Looks to Put Pedestrians First

Fewer Stops=More Efficient RIPTA Service

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No Rhyme or Reason to Providence’s Bike Lanes, Paths

Are Hydrogen Vehicles Part of the Solution?

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Rail Rights of Way as Important as Bike Trails

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