
Charleston Moves is always at work. We speak out at council meetings, shape policy, rally the community, guide projects and plans, and stand boldly as transportation leaders. We are your safe streets advocates. The ultimate goal: transforming Charleston County into a safe, connected and comfortable place to move by bike, on foot and with public transit. Because that is the future of transportation.
Each May we host Mobility Month, a celebration of complete streets. Events are aimed at bringing the community together to elevate multi-modal accomplishments, provide updates on our priority projects, and offer calls to action to advance our people-powered movement. Critical mass is of critical importance as we work to build widespread, diverse community support and demonstrate how safe, equitable infrastructure that works for all, benefits all.
As we advocate together for better, there is nothing but possibility! Please donate this May in support of our mission.
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The McKnight Law Firm focuses on roadway related injuries and wrongful death incidents. Jody McKnight is a native Charlestonian and has been in practice since 1993. He is a former endurance athlete in cycling and running, and understands the challenges faced by pedestrians and cyclists, traversing the often confusing, unsafe roadways, bridges, and intersections in the City of Charleston and between Charleston and surrounding communities. The McKnight Law Firm is honored to support the Charleston Moves’ mission of education and advocacy, ensuring that cyclists and pedestrians have equal, safe opportunities to ride and walk throughout the Charleston area.
THE EVENTS
Celebratory ride showcasing the new bike lanes on Coleman Boulevard over Shem Creek, with a post-ride social gathering
Community assessment and data collection exercise to document needed safety improvements around North Charleston’s Accabee neighborhood
Series of bicycle and pedestrian counts along West Ashley’s Old Towne Road to document use and travel patterns in areas with recent and forthcoming improvement
Proclamation honoring Charleston Moves’ Mobility Month and City-led safe street initiatives with Mayor Cogswell and members of Charleston City Council, including a short bike ride and community gathering
Critical mass memorial bike ride on the peninsula to honor community members we’ve lost due to traffic violence, and shine a light on areas with both scheduled and needed safety improvements
Community assessment and data collection exercise to document needed safety improvements for Charleston’s Huger Street corridor
Celebratory ride showcasing the new multi-modal Cosgrove Avenue overpass and the Navy Base’s separated two-way bike lane, with a post-ride gathering






















