Michael Schnuerle

Percent of Louisville households that do not even own a single car. When you build only for cars instead of transit, bikes, and walking options across the county, you are leaving up to 50% of households behind and unsafe. Based on 2022 Census tract data: data.census.gov/map/040XX00US2…

Love this graphic from @NYC_DOT on the 9th Avenue transformation. Right now 51% of the people who use the street are on foot and 10% are on bikes, but only 30% of the space is dedicated to pedestrians and only 6% for cyclists. nyc.gov/html/dot/html/…

A 250% increase in cycling! Over the past two decades, Cambridge, MA has dramatically expanded its cycling network—and the number of people riding bikes has surged right alongside it. momentummag.com/city-shows-the…

"Traffic crashes cause $580 million of economic damage to Hawaii annually which is equivalent to a “crash tax” of $410 per resident" HB 2023 in Hawaii would rein in the state's most reckless drivers using ISA tech saferoads.org/2026-hawaii-is…

@allhopeissean @Streets4Peeps Free floating shared e-bikes are coming in April to Louisville from @limebike too, ahead of our @KyDerbyFestival! Replacing our beloved LouVelo docked bike share system.

Looks like Lime is rolling out scooters with seats in downtown Louisville

No absolutely not. There’s a metro stop right there.Want to invest in something actually useful? Invest in BRT with permanent dedicated lanes with ruthless enforcement 24\7 service and sub 15 min headways

⚡🚲 E-bikes: Charging Toward Compact Cycling Cities (March 2024) E-bikes are a powerful but underused climate and mobility solution. By making longer trips easier, they can replace car and motorbike journeys—cutting emissions while improving access and convenience. Download the report 👉 itdp.org/multimedia/pro…

JD Vance got rich insulting the people of Appalachia. And though he pretends he’s from Kentucky, he’s actually from Butler County, Ohio — where I'll be on Saturday night in a room full of fired-up Democrats.

📢Big changes coming to Ninth Avenue! 9thAve in Midtown/Hell’s Kitchen will get wider sidewalks, a wider protected bike lane, and an extended bus lane to 50th St. This redesign will reduce sidewalk crowding, improve bus reliability and expand cycling infrastructure.

People driving cars and people riding bikes agree: a network of protected bike lanes is best for everyone. 🚲

This used to be one traffic lane, now it’s two traffic lanes. Rearranging street space can add tremendous capacity.

@cityresearch If bollards were allowed at street corner intersections, they would prevent almost all of these incidents of car drivers crashing through and into occupied buildings.

this has become a daily occurrence in Louisville and nothing is being done

@ruahnation @cityresearch Crashing into buildings. Better street design, concrete, and corner bollards would prevent almost all of these building crashes. Lots can be done.

@cityresearch A daily occurance of people having a medical event leading them to have an accident?

when combined, these 7 enormous surface parking lots near downtown Louisville pay only a quarter of the property tax of 1 single nearby apartment building

The administration released our Complete Street report for 2025 today. Lots of great work being done - over 94,000 sq ft of sidewalks paved or repaired and over 900 safety improvements made.

speed camera violations are $0 if you don’t speed

Just brutal when—checks notes—Douglass Hills is out here dropping a more walkable, thoughtfully planned “urban” development than Mid-City Mall in the Highlands.

Join the Louisville Dept of Transportation next Tuesday for an open house on Barrett Avenue - 1228 E. Breckinridge St - 5-7PM #TransportationTuesday

American cities give up more than $5 billion a year in foregone tax revenue because of downtown highways, a new report says bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

It's morning rush hour in the middle of the week. Traffic must be really bad to justify spending $4,400,000,000 on a companion bridge (plus yet to be announced costs for renovating 6 miles of interstate & reconfiguring the existing bridge) Let's check. Turns out it's fine.