Travel Well

The Health and Wellness Department of the City of Kingston measures how many people are walking and bicycling in two ways. An annual, in-person, paper count and two permanently installed infrared [...]

The Kingston Greenline Leadership Committee Has Been Revived The Kingston Greenline is more than just a rail trail. It’s a citywide network of multi-use paths, linear parks, and complete streets [...]

How To Be ‘Road Heroes’ The City of Kingston has launched a comprehensive education campaign, but Traffic safety is a two-way street. Stay informed on upcoming changes and always be alert, [...]

The City of Kingston is creating a Pedestrian and Bicycle Master Plan that will strategize improvements in conditions for transportation users, reduce vehicle congestion and emissions, and [...]

The Kingston Women’s Bicycle Festival celebrates Bike Month, offering more opportunities to experience, engage and empower, than ever before!   The Kingston Women’s Bike Festival (KWBF) is [...]

A big part of our community’s health is our ability to safely travel throughout the city, especially without motorized transportation. Thanks to years of work from a diverse array of community [...]

The Live Well Kingston Focus Teams (or subcommittees) present to the Live Well Kingston Commission, quarterly, on their progress. Exciting events and projects are moving along. Here is a quick [...]

On Sunday, March 31, women gathered at the Everette Hodge Community Center in Midtown Kingston for the Kingston Women’s Bike Festival, presented by Bike-Friendly Kingston. The free, six-hour [...]

The City of Kingston and Ulster County are moving forward with a plan to transfer the CitiBus system to Ulster County and be incorporated into the UCAT system. City bus routes will be similar and [...]

The seeds were sown for the Kingston Greenline in 2013 when the Kingston Land Trust commissioned the Kingston Point Rail Trail Feasibility Study with support of the City of Kingston and the [...]