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Safe Streets for All

Whenever the idea of increased access to radar speed enforcement crosses the legislative docket as is the case right now in PA, we're guaranteed a crop of angry letters to the editor defending the right to drive as fast one wants and decrying radar enforcement as a money grab. These letters are published wherever drivers' […]

How to Pass a Bicyclist

This post is reproduced with permission from a page on the Bike Walk NC website, with some edits to reflect PA motor vehicle code. The author is Steven Goodridge. Links to full articles on their organization's website have been retained as useful references. The relevant portions of the PA laws have been inserted, replacing their […]

Traffic Insights

The book Traffic: Why We Drive the Way We Do (and What It Says About Us) by Tom Vanderbilt was published a decade ago at this point. And since it includes extensive discussion of technology like autonomous vehicles and instrumented driving, some may be inclined to pass it over as too dated, but it has […]

Bike Survey Update Is Live!

Do you currently ride a bike in the Lewisburg area or would you like to "if only..."? Walk It! Bike It! Lewisburg wants to hear from you! Take the bike survey: bit.ly/WIBIsurvey2019 When originally announced this spring, the survey was only open to people over 18, but now anyone 10 and up can complete it. […]

Join the Green Team!

The Green Team is a casual group of energetic people who want to: • Meet and talk with their neighbors • Do light work in a local park on Thursday evenings • Help beautify the parks in Lewisburg Join the community work party Thursday evenings at 7pm!! We meet from late March to early October. […]

Market Street Committee

The Borough of Lewisburg will be hosting a Public Meeting on Tuesday, April 23rd at 6:30pm at the Iron Front Event Space at 434 Market Street #301 of the Chamberlain Building in Downtown Lewisburg. The consultant team from Traffic Planning and Design (TPD) will be explaining the project scope and methods of data collection as […]

Members of the community working together to preserve natural settings and streetscapes, strengthen ties among neighbors, and improve the quality of life in Lewisburg for residents and visitors.