Local Advocacy
Aiken
Aiken Bicycle Advocacy
Wheel Movement
Charleston
Charleston Moves
Best Friends of Lowcountry Transit
Columbia
Midlands Transit Riders Association
Greenville
Bike Walk Greenville
LiveWell Greenville
Upstate Transportation Coalition
Upstate Mobility Alliance
Upstate Greenways & Trails Alliance
Hilton Head Island
Hilton Head Island Bicycle Advisory Committee (independent)
Bike Walk HHI
Kershaw
Kershaw County Runners, Walkers, and Cyclists
Lexington
Spartanburg
Partners for Active Living
Citizens for Safe Streets
Sumter
Others
Eat Smart Move More SC also has a network of county coalitions. Some of these are actively working on active living advocacy. .
Is your group missing? Let us know.
Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committees
City of Charleston Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee
City of Columbia Bike Pedestrian Advisory Committee
City of Spartanburg Bicycle and Pedestrian Committee
Aiken County Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Committee
Central Midlands Council of Governments Bicycle and Pedestrian Committee
City of Myrtle Beach Bicycle and Pedestrian Committee
Bike Collectives, Co-Ops and Community Orgs
Coastal Re-Cycles: a free CCU Bicycle Rental Program
Hub Cycle – Spartanburg
Holy City Bike Co-op – Charleston
The Village Wrench – Greenville
Cola Town Bike Collective – Columbia
Clemson Recyclery
USC Outdoor Recreation Bike Shop
Need Advice?
If you’re considering starting a local organization, local Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee, or Bike Repair Co-op, you may find answers in this Webinar or our advice for tips. In addition, staff is available to field questions (contact Amy here) or our Board with your questions, since we have vast experience and networks working in the local movement to improve the safety and convenience of biking and walking, and we hope to see more of these local advocacy organizations and Advisory Committees around SC.
Remember that an Advisory Committees cannot advocate, though they are essential for funneling public input into community planning. Advocacy organizations can advocate, educate, and do limited lobbying, even as 501-c3 non profit organizations.
