Sierra Club Seeks Best and Worst Transportation Projects

Are there transportation projects in your community that showcase innovative bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure? Are there projects in your city or state that highlight how cost-effective investment in bike/ped accommodations can increase active transportation, reduce congestion and improve quality of life?

Well, the Sierra Club wants to hear about them!

The national environmental organization is seeking your nominations for the best and worst transportation projects across the United States.

Ten years ago, the Sierra Club released a report that took a critical look at 49 transportation projects across the country to determine whether they were headed in the right direction for the 21st century. Now, in a new report, we’re taking another look to see which transportation investments move us forward and which ones keep us stuck on fossil fuel.

Tell us which projects you think make the grade and which ones take us down the wrong path.

We’re looking for projects in the works, ideas still on the books, and some recently built projects. Transit, roads and bridges, freight, or pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure everything is fair game!

Submit your nominations through the quick, online form by Friday, March 16.

Photo: Green bike lane in San Francisco (Credit: Matt Roth)