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The PeopleForBikes Green Lane Project celebrates national kick-off in Indianapolis
The Green Lane Project welcomed six new cities at its national kickoff in Indianapolis. Photo courtesy of PeopleForBikes Green Lane Project U.S. Secretary of Transportation Anthony Foxx welcomes the six new Green Lane Project cities at a kickoff in Indianapolis today. Photo credit: PeopleForBikes Green Lane Project The Green Lane Project welcomed six new cities at its national kickoff in Indianapolis. Photo courtesy of PeopleForBikes Green Lane Project According to PeopleForBikes Vice President of Local Innovation Martha Roskowski, the number of protected bike lanes built through The Green Lane Project has doubled in the past two years. Photo courtesy of PeopleForBikes Green Lane Project Atlanta Public Works Commissioner Richard Mendoza and Denver Transportation Director Crissy Fanganello join other top transportation officials for a bike ride on Indianapolis' protected bike lane the Cultural Trail during the Green Lane Project kickoff event today. Photo credit: PeopleForBikes Green Lane Project

Atlanta Public Works Commissioner Richard Mendoza and Denver Transportation Director Crissy Fanganello join other top transportation officials for a bike ride on Indianapolis' protected bike lane the Cultural Trail during the Green Lane Project kickoff event today. Photo credit: PeopleForBikes Green Lane Project
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Atlanta Public Works Commissioner Richard Mendoza and Denver Transportation Director Crissy Fanganello join other top transportation officials for a bike ride on Indianapolis' protected bike lane the Cultural Trail during the Green Lane Project kickoff event today. Photo credit: PeopleForBikes Green Lane Project