Real inclusion is about ensuring that people can afford housing and easily get around Northwest Arkansas to take advantage of all it offers. The foundation believes transportation challenges in the region can be solved by actively listening to the communities we serve. When everyone participates in creating transportation solutions, it improves access for everyone.

By listening to the people and communities of Northwest Arkansas, we can find solutions that improve regional affordability

Cycling and pedestrian activity has continued to grow in the region

In my job, I am inspired by the resolve of residents to make Northwest Arkansas the most welcoming place to live.

As the region grapples with how to build safer, accessible cycling infrastructure, the Dutch provide a blueprint for success.

Razorback Regional Greenway reignites a sense of community in Northwest Arkansas

The National Interscholastic Cycling Association aims to expand the sport's popularity among young women in Northwest Arkansas

How Colorado State University and the City of Fort Collins teamed up to build a more bike-friendly community

The Razorback Regional Greenway is helping change how our region gets to work

Northwest Arkansas explores new transportation options

Temporary bike lane project reveals potential for more robust commuter cycling infrastructure

New temporary protected bike lanes in Northwest Arkansas allow for a safer commute