Our district includes many residents who rely on public transit, walking, and biking to get around. Building a safe, reliable transportation network for all users isn’t optional — it’s how we support working families and make Indianapolis a city people actually want to visit and invest in.
Our district includes many residents who rely on public transportation or other non-vehicular modes of transportation including walking and biking. Many residents do not own cars and rely on better and safer access to these alternate modes of transportation. Vibrant first class cities need to support users of various modes of transportation as we strive to attract visitors from across the country and world to conventions and events in Indianapolis.
Fixing our streets starts with increasing funding for infrastructure including roadways, sidewalks, and bike lanes and trails and ensuring Indianapolis is given it’s fair share of state funding.
