This week marks “Strive Beyond” across Western North Carolina, a week that encourages travelers in the area to find alternative transportation other than their cars, such as walking, bicycling, or taking public transportation.
May 13 marks “Free Transit Monday,” encouraging people to ride ART around Asheville or Mountain Mobility transit around the area. Travelers are urged to explore the convenience and eco-friendliness of public transportation options.
From May 13 to 19, travelers are encouraged to use Apple Country Public Transit around Henderson County. By utilizing public transit systems, individuals can contribute to reducing traffic congestion and carbon emissions in the region.
On Wednesday, May 15, cyclists will participate in the Ride of Silence to honor fellow cyclists who have lost their lives or been injured while cycling on public roadways. This event serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of road safety for cyclists.
For more information about Strive Beyond week and the various events planned, please visit the official website for details on how to participate and support sustainable transportation initiatives in the region. Embrace the spirit of community and environmental stewardship by engaging in alternative transportation methods.
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