This is the fourth series of public meetings on this study.  Read more about the study or visit the public involvement page.

Meetings:

Tuesday, April 30, 6 pm – 8 pm
Loma Linda Community Center
1700 Yale Blvd SE (map)

Wednesday, May 1, 12 pm – 1 pm
UNM Student Union Building
Lobo Room A/B (map)

Thursday, May 2, 12 pm – 1 pm
CNM Student Resource Center
Room 204 (map)

To request Americans with Disabilities Act related accommodations for any of these meetings, please contact Cheryl Wagner with Parsons Brinckerhoff by April 24, 2013 at (505) 881-5357

Happy Bike to School Day!  Read more about the national effort here. We encourage kids and parents to ride their bikes today. Our transportation planners are committed to supporting commuting by bicycle.  Read more >>

View the agenda.

Read about MRCOG's Board.

ABQ RIDE needs your input! ABQ RIDE has scheduled a second round of public input sessions to get your ideas and opinions about Central Ave. Corridor Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) concepts. Six sessions have been scheduled.

More information.

Today's a great day to try riding your bike to work!  Join other commuters for breakfast at 7 different locations around Albuquerque!

BikeABQ’s Bike To Work Day Event Schedule:

Free Breakfast: Granola bars, coffee and bananas from General Mills, Starbucks and APS will be available

Goodies: City of Albuquerque is giving away t-shirts, water bottles, lights, patch kits, tire levers, seat packs and reflective leg bands while supplies last

Bike Survey: UNM Civil Engineering and Mid-Region Council of Governments are conducting a Bicycle Travel Study to evaluate what influences people to travel by bicycle and how they choose their routes. Take the survey online! 

More information about Bike to Work Day >>

Detailed information about the TAP program as well as a hands-on discussion of the required forms.

More about the call for TAP projects on the Rural Transportation Planning page.