Amy Johnson Ely

Midlands Gives -> May 5th

By Amy Johnson Ely / May 4, 2020 / Comments Off

Please consider donating to PCC during Midlands Gives, May 5, (https://www.midlandsgives.org/palmettocycling). Your donations are critical to continuing our work! We […]

Biking & Walking are now more important than ever.

By Amy Johnson Ely / March 23, 2020 / Comments Off

During this community crisis, biking & walking can provide community connection, mental relief, physical fitness, and transit utility. They can […]

2019 Year In Review

By Amy Johnson Ely / March 2, 2020 / Comments Off

2019 was a busy year for PCC, to put it mildy. Starting from a whirlwind of legislative testimony we organized […]

Safe Streets Lobby Day recap!

By Amy Johnson Ely / February 14, 2020 / Comments Off

Led by the Palmetto Cycling Coalition, we organized lobby day in partnership with the National Safety Council, Citizens for Safe […]

Christy Hall Discusses Bike-Ped Safety Action Plan

By Amy Johnson Ely / November 20, 2019 / Comments Off

NOV 20, 2019, by Chris Clark As we told you last month, at the SCDOT Commission meeting, Secretary of Transportation […]

SCDOT Developing Promising New Bicycle – Pedestrian Safety Action Plan

By Amy Johnson Ely / November 4, 2019 / Comments Off

Secretary of Transportation Christy Hall unveiled the beginnings of a safer South Carolina for people biking and walking.

SCLCA Coalition Members Speak to the Commission

By Amy Johnson Ely / October 28, 2019 / Comments Off

OCT 28, 2019, by Chris Clark This month Phil Ford, Executive Director of East Smart Move More South Carolina, and […]

Voices from across the state speak out to SCDOT in favor of complete streets.

By Amy Johnson Ely / October 1, 2019 / Comments Off

Four people delivered comments in favor of a complete streets policy, last week at the South Carolina Department of Transportation Commission meeting, held monthly in Columbia.

Action Alert: Resurfacing is an Opportunity!

By Amy Johnson Ely / July 16, 2019 / Comments Off

Repaving is always a great opportunityto rethink any public corridor! Yet it takes time…to re-envision a corridorfor complete streets improvements. […]