Walk & Roll to School Day
National Walk & Roll to School Day will take place on October 8, 2025. This nationwide event encourages students to be more active while promoting safe routes for walking, biking, and rolling to school. Schools are invited to join the celebration by planning events, engaging their communities, and promoting safe, active transportation. To find event ideas, register your school, and access promotional materials, visit WalkBiketoSchool.org.
Building Support for Walkable and Bikeable Communities
Creating safer, more walkable and bikeable communities takes more than just planning and infrastructure—it takes people. Join the Palm Beach TPA on November 3 from 2 – 4 p.m. for an engaging training session with former Mayor John Bauters, widely recognized as “America’s Bike Mayor.” This workshop is designed to equip planners, engineers, and elected officials with the tools to effectively communicate the benefits of walking and biking, build public support, and overcome common barriers to change. To register for the workshop, click here.
Transit-Oriented Development Mobile Tour
Join the City of Palm Beach Gardens and the Palm Beach TPA for a mobile tour on Transit-Oriented Development on November 13 from 8:30 – 11:30 a.m. See how multimodal investments connect housing, jobs, and destinations. Enjoy a light breakfast and networking, then a briefing on policies, zoning, and growth strategies enabling development while managing demand. Visit multiple TOD sites to see built projects, active developments, and future opportunities. For planners, engineers, developers, and elected officials advancing mobility, economic vitality, and resilience. Registration will close once seating capacity is reached. To register, click here.
The Dutch Cycling Transformation: Infrastructure and Communication Strategies
Join the Palm Beach TPA on November 20 from 9:30 – 11 a.m. for a webinar with international mobility experts Chris and Melissa Bruntlett, co-authors of Building the Cycling City and passionate advocates for sustainable, people-focused transportation. Chris, with the Dutch Cycling Embassy, will share how the Netherlands transitioned from car-centric to cycle-friendly communities — highlighting key infrastructure changes, challenges, and long-term benefits including health, economic impact, and quality of life. Melissa, founder of Modacity Creative, will explore how effective communication strategies have helped Dutch and international communities build public support for active transportation initiatives. Gain practical insights into what makes cycling transformations successful — and how your community can benefit. To register for the workshop, click here.
Downtown West Palm Beach Mobile Tour
Join the West Palm Beach DDA and Palm Beach TPA on December 3 from 4 – 5 p.m. for a mobile tour on walkability and placemaking in downtown WPB. Explore how public-private partnerships, design, and land use policies enhance public spaces, support economic vitality, and improve quality of life. The event includes networking, a walking tour of completed and ongoing projects, and discussion of future opportunities. This mobile tour is designed for planners, engineers, citizens, elected officials, developers, and policymakers interested in how walkability and placemaking strategies can strengthen community identity, support economic growth, and create resilient, livable downtowns. To register, click here.
Palm Beach County Traffic Management Center (TMC) Mobile Tour
Join the Palm Beach TPA on January 22 from 10 – 11:30 a.m. for a special behind-the-scenes tour hosted by Palm Beach County Traffic Operations. Participants will learn how the County manages over half of the major roadways in Palm Beach County and operates every traffic signal except those in the Town of Palm Beach and the City of Boca Raton. The tour will showcase how traffic signals are programmed and monitored, how signs are produced, and how advanced systems help keep traffic moving safely and efficiently. Tickets are limited and registration will close once capacity is reached. To register, click here.