At the close of its forum on Oct. 18, Get There Asheville posed a series of commitment statements to the candidates. Candidates committed to the following actions: Will you require employers with more than 140 employees to implement a Transit Demand Management strategy? YES: Bothwell, Manheimer, Smith NO: Croft, Jackson Will you collaborate with your counterparts on the... »
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See where council candidates stand on multimodal issues **VIDEO**
At Get There Asheville’s behest, all of the city’s mayor and council candidates gathered at the Asheville Design Center on Oct. 14 for an event the Asheville Citizen-Times described as “part game show, part lobbying effort.” While every seat was taken for the fast-paced... »
Get There Asheville urges council to approve Transit Master Plan
Asheville city council this Tuesday will review the eagerly-awaited Transit Master Plan, which calls for significant improvements to the transit system including Sunday service, more frequent runs on popular routes, the elimination of the day-evening service gap which currently strands workers downtown, a crosstown... »
Cast your vote for a multimodal future!
Join Get There Asheville this Friday, Oct. 30 to bike, walk or bus to the polls. We’ll meet at Pritchard Park at 5 p.m., and participants will proceed to... »
Who gets Get There Asheville’s votes?
More than 150 people gathered at Clingman Cafe tonight to hear what the city’s municipal candidates had to say about multimodal transportation in Asheville. After the candidates spoke, the audience... »
Step Right Up
Get There Asheville believes a robust, multi-modal transit network is essential to Asheville’s environmental, economic and social health. The Step Right Up allows residents interested in multi-modal transportation to get... »