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Recent Posts
Reflections on the Tragedy on Oakwood Ave
Thank you all members of the community who came to memorialize Patricia Brulotte last night. Under difficult circumstances, it was uplifting to see so much support from neighbors and friends. We’d like to especially thank Patty’s friends who spoke, as well as town leaders who came to the event. Though details of the accident remain […]
Memorial Planned for Oakwood Ave Death
Dear members of the West Hartford Community, On Friday, November 8, at 5:06 p.m., a driver hit a pedestrian on Oakwood Avenue near St. James Street. Unfortunately, the pedestrian—Patricia Brulotte—passed away on Saturday. Please join Bike West Hartford and partner organizations on Monday, November 11 at 5:06 p.m. at the intersection of St. James Street […]
Op-Ed: Sidewalks and Crosswalks Alone Cannot Fix Bishops Corner
While bike and pedestrian infrastructure construction can improve our safety, livability, and sense of place, in some places these improvements alone cannot undo decades of sprawl-oriented planning. Bike West Hartford board member Jason Wang writes in his latest op-ed about how he is excited for CT DOT’s upcoming plans to revamp Bishops Corner, but West […]
Celebrating the Trout Brook Trail – November 2, 2024
Thanks to all who came to our fabulous Trout Brook Trail ride today! It was wonderful to celebrate the completion of the latest segment of our transformative multi-use path. With each passing year it’s becoming easier and safer to ride a bike around our town. A bike-friendly West Hartford is a more fun, more connected, […]
Trout Brook Trail Family-Friendly Ride, Sat Nov 2nd
Please register online ahead of time to join our free, fun, and family-friendly Trout Brook Trail bike ride on Saturday November 2nd 2024, hosted by Bike West Hartford. Meet up at 12 noon at University of Saint Joseph parking lot J on Asylum Avenue, near the northern tip of the Trout Brook Trail. After brief […]
A Path Forward for West Hartford Center
Over the past two years, our town has partnered with consultants from Stantec to reimagine the future of West Hartford Center. After extensive studies and multiple citizen surveys, Stantec developed a forward-thinking design (referred to as “Option A”). This proposal sought to expand sidewalks, reduce crosswalk distances, increase tree canopy coverage, create protected bike lanes, […]
Appreciation for Recent Transportation Safety Improvements
West Hartford has made steady and positive strides in transportation safety over the past few months. As we reflect on these positive changes, we’d like to highlight key developments and express our gratitude to the Town of West Hartford for their commitment to road safety improvements. Recent Advancements Looking Ahead Bike West Hartford commends the […]
Author Henry Grabar on Parking Policy: Lessons for West Hartford
I had the privilege of attending a talk in Stamford a few nights ago by Henry Grabar, author of “Paved Paradise: How Parking Explains the World”, a book which The New Yorker has deemed one of the best books of 2023. Grabar’s work perfectly mirrors the conversations we are currently having in West Hartford. He […]
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