Bike & Pedestrian Advocacy & Infrastructure - Part One

This is part one of the Bike & Pedestrian Advocacy & Infrastructure episode. We first talk to two mayors about how they balance and work towards their local goals for bike and pedestrian accessibility for their communities. Check out their biographies below.

Let's talk about bike & pedestrian advocacy & infrastructure at a local level. We with Mayor Matt Gentry (City of Lebanon), Mayor Brandon Sakbun (City of Terre Haute) and Kevin Whited (City of Carmel) about the ins and outs of the background administrative work of creating accessibility and infrastructure for cycling and pedestrian.

Mayor Matt Gentry was elected to his first four-year term in November 2015. At the time of his swearing-in, he was the second youngest Mayor in Indiana; aged 26. Mayor Gentry is a graduate of Purdue University  ...