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Remember: On Sunday, November 15th take a ride or walk to one of several locations where Clevelanders lost their lives this year while riding bicycles. If you are able – leave flowers on the ghost bikes at these locations and take a long moment to remember those that we have lost. If you participate, please take a photo and share it along with tagging us on social on Sunday. If you have a personal story, please share that as well. Every story matters, every loss matters.
Support: You can join Families for Safe Streets – a group for people who have lost loved ones or who have been injured in crashes. This group is designed to provide a community of support for victims and loved ones, while working collaboratively to end traffic violence in Greater Cleveland.
Act: Contact your City of Cleveland Councilperson and advocate for more resources to be allocated towards projects that calm traffic and provide safe spaces for pedestrians and bicyclists. Many of these projects are in the queue as part of Cleveland Moves – but without strong public support they may take longer to become reality – which can ultimately lead to more lives lost.
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World Day of Remembrance | Cleveland (United States)
Remember: On Sunday, November 15th take a ride or walk to one of several locations where Clevelanders lost their lives this year while riding bicycles. If you are able – leave flowers on the ghost bikes at these locations and take a long moment to remember those that we have lost. If you participate, please take a photo and share it along with tagging us on social on Sunday. If you have a personal story, please share that as well. Every story matters, every loss matters.
Support: You can join Families for Safe Streets – a group for people who have lost loved ones or who have been injured in crashes. This group is designed to provide a community of support for victims and loved ones, while working collaboratively to end traffic violence in Greater Cleveland.
Act: Contact your City of Cleveland Councilperson and advocate for more resources to be allocated towards projects that calm traffic and provide safe spaces for pedestrians and bicyclists. Many of these projects are in the queue as part of Cleveland Moves – but without strong public support they may take longer to become reality – which can ultimately lead to more lives lost.
Contact: info@bikecleveland.org