1. Bike-Friendly Shreveport
What does that mean?
©Jeremy Hernandez

2. We already are.
(but we can do so much better)

3. Needs vs. Wants
Social Equity & Accessibility
Building a Plan for Growth
Public Support and Political Will
Who, Why, What, and How?

4. Examples
Good infrastructure, that encourage
users of all skill levels and ages.
Poor infrastructure, which wastes
money, and creates dissonance with
policy-makers and the public.

5. Riverfront and Greenway Development
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Attractive to all users for recreation
and transportation.
Examples

6. NUMBERS

7. 21.5%of Shreveport lives below the poverty line
(40,000 people)
11.6%
of homes have no car
(9,025)
18.8
time of average commute
(in minutes)

8. Bicycle &
Pedestrian
Access
Is for everyone, and is one of the
most important issues we face.

9. “Better transportation
choices mean more
economic opportunity and
less concentrated poverty.”
- Good Jobs First
“Affordable, accessible
transportation is the key to
opportunity. It gets us to work,
to school, and back home.
Without it, we're stuck.”
- PolicyLink

10. Thoughtful input
and passionate
support gives you
the power to make
change.

11. Thanks,
Now Go
Ride
Your
Bike!
©Jeremy Hernandez