Missed Mayor Bill Ham’s column in this Saturday’s edition of the Opelika-Auburn News? Read it here! Some of you have been calling City Hall with a question. What are the bowties currently found on some street signs in Auburn? In response, I have a question for you. Do you know when to go? As to […]
The City of Auburn is a wonderful place to live, work and raise a family – and we want to keep it that way. One of the reasons Auburn is such a great place to call home is all the options we have. There are so many things to do and see in Auburn, and […]
Do you know when to go? Travel With Care, established by the City of Auburn and Auburn University to address transportation safety concerns in the Auburn city limits, is launching its 2016 campaign. Start your renewed focus on transportation safety by participating in this year’s survey. This summer’s campaign theme is “#KnowWhenToGo,” focusing on failure […]
The City of Auburn and Auburn University have launched a new website for their annual transportation safety campaign, Travel With Care. The new website, www.travelwithcareauburn.com, will help to further explain traffic laws and educate Auburn citizens and Auburn University students about frequent transportation mistakes and unsafe habits. “People become repetitive in their actions as they […]
Work is underway on the Moores Mill Bridge replacement project. The Alabama Department of Transportation, which is managing the project, is limited left turns at the intersection of East University Drive and Moores Mill Road during construction. Detour signs are posted at appropriate locations. The Moores Mill Road Bridge replacement project will replace the bridge […]
Bike Month 2016 brought new bicycle-friendly amenities to downtown Auburn. 35 new bike racks are in place, replacing the bike racks that were downtown prior to the Corner Construction last year. The new bike racks not only help cyclists securely park their bikes for shopping and dining downtown, but they also serve as a way […]
Just in time for May’s National Bike Month, Auburn’s first “sharrow” lines were striped and open for business. Sharrows refer to arrow-like marking on the roadway that mark shared lanes as a bicycle route. The shared lane marking is intended to inform cyclists and motorists that a travel lane is shared by both modes of […]
More Auburn University students will be pedaling through campus thanks to a new bicycle-sharing program by Parking Services, which has partnered with The Gotcha Group and local bicycle shops to bring 75 Auburn-themed bicycles to campus. The War Eagle Bike Share bicycles will be distributed to 10 different stations around campus: Cambridge dorms, Village Dining, […]