On Wednesday, March 7th, the Green Mobility Network is hosting a public forum to discuss how to make all of Miami-Dade streets and roadways safe for all users. This event is open to all those concerned about the future of shared use streets in the greater Miami-Dade area.
Where: O Cinema
90 NW 29th Street, Miami, FL 33127
When: Wednesday, March 7, 2012 – 7:00pm until 10:00pm
Free attended bicycle parking will be provided.
RSVP Here: Safe Streets Miami on Facebook
Wedneday’s forum is the first major event in a long-term campaign being launched by Green Mobility Network called SafeStreetsMiami, with a primary goal of instituting lasting changes that will make the streets of Miami-Dade County safer for all users—bicyclists, pedestrians, runners, children, families, people who can’t afford to drive, and motorists.
The forum will present information about current plans to improve the safety of streets in Miami-Dade County and provide an opportunity for members of the public to make comments and ask questions of a panel of relevant elected officials and decision makers. Leaders in both Miami-Dade County and the City of Miami will be present.
Green Mobility Network also intends to organize a follow-up forum during Bike Month 2013 (March). The purpose of the 2013 forum will be to assess what has been done and what changes and improvements have been made in the past year. The SafeStreetsMiami forum may become an annual event.
Please come and lets all start being part of the solution together.
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I shall be there.