How Bike Buses and Walkable Streets Help Kids Thrive
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Megan Ramey has advocated for kid-friendly transportation for over a decade, culminating in her role as the Safe Routes to School Manager for Hood River County, Oregon.
Megan and Tiffany discuss the importance of walkability and bikeability for children, and Megan shares lessons she's learned from advocating in cities as big as Boston and towns as small as Hood River.
ADDITIONAL SHOW NOTES- Local Recommendations:
- Walk And Roll Hood River County Schools (site)
- Bikeabout (site)
- Tiffany Owens Reed (Instagram)
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