2023: Hands Free!

By Amy Johnson Ely | January 18, 2023

Contact your state Senator and Representative today (through email or a phone call), and URGE THEM TO SUPPORT THE BILL BY CO-SPONSORING IT. Both […]

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2022 Recap

By Amy Johnson Ely | December 31, 2022

PCC was working hard for you in 2022! Here’s the rundown. We:

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PCC Funding Guide: 2nd Edition

By Amy Johnson Ely | November 8, 2022

First published in 2016, PCC released its 2nd Edition, titled “Biking and Walking Infrastructure & Programs in South Carolina: Eligible […]

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PCC welcomes Joanne Burkett!

By Amy Johnson Ely | October 13, 2022

We are thrilled to welcome Joanne Burkett as our new Community Engagement Manager! Joanne will lead our Bike, Walk, Trails […]

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PCC hiring!

By Amy Johnson Ely | July 20, 2022

The Palmetto Cycling Coalition (PCC) is seeking a Community Engagement Manager (CEM) who is dynamic, highly motivated, and passionately committed […]

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Introducing the SCDOT Pedestrian & Bike Safety Action Plan!!

By Amy Johnson Ely | June 30, 2022

PCC participated as a key stakeholder in SCDOT’s development of their 2022 Pedestrian & Bike Safety Action Plan. This Plan […]

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SCDOT makes Repaving a better opportunity for street changes!

By Amy Johnson Ely | June 27, 2022

SCDOT recently increased the amount of lead time given to local SC planners for when streets will be repaved, by […]

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Legislative Updates: May 18, 2022

By Amy Johnson Ely | May 24, 2022

Successes! S.152, Green Space Sales TaxThis bill was introduced by Senator Davis, and while it almost didn’t pass, it’s now […]

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Bike Month events listed HERE:

By Amy Johnson Ely | May 18, 2022

Click this link to get details on all of these Bike Month events listed below. May 1: Pedal Hilton Head […]

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PCC & partners recommend changes to SCDOT’s TA funding

By Amy Johnson Ely | May 5, 2022

Bike and walk infrastructure is built with funding from many generalized sources: a local general fund, county transportation committee, transportation […]

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