Another St. Pete lane repurposing project moves forward

St. Petersburg’s 49th Street South corridor accounts for 40% of Pinellas County’s serious and fatal vehicular crash injuries, yet comprises just 3% of the roadway network.

City officials and community stakeholders believe a series of changes - including repurposing left lanes - will increase pedestrian safety and promote walkability. A Safe Streets study funded by the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) and conducted by Forward Pinellas also ...

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St. Pete neighborhood makes transit history

St. Petersburg’s Historic Kenwood neighborhood is now Florida’s - and potentially the nation’s - first to receive unlimited free public transit rides.

The historic initiative stems from a groundbreaking partnership between the Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority (PSTA) and the Historic Kenwood Neighborhood Association. Members will receive a Universal Pass (UPASS) for every county bus route and the SunRunner rapid transit service at no additional cost.

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