Car Free CAT-Coalition for Appropriate Transportation
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Mission
CAT is a non-profit organization dedicated to assist individuals with transportation that is healthy, environmentally responsible and socially sustaining. CAT advocates to local municipalities, promoting bicycling that is safe, legal and effective. CAT serves to support bicycle education in the Lehigh Valley: certified instructors, police officers, public works officials and bike shops.
Welcome to CAT!
CAT stands for transportation education in the Lehigh Valley. CAT helps people bike. CAT helps people walk. CAT helps people ride the bus. CAT helps people enjoy our local trails.
CAT is for kids and grownups. CAT is for bicyclists, motorists, and pedestrians. CAT means choices for mobility, environment, and community. CAT’s mission is universal to all gender, race, social, and economic groups.
CAT helps people cross the street. CAT asks drivers to be looking for pedestrians. CAT sees that the law says pedestrians go first. CAT agrees that our transportation system relies on everyone’s exercise of care.
CAT takes pride in our regional public transit system. CAT invites anyone to try transit by riding LANta bus. CAT’s Adopt-a-Bus Stop volunteers are here to help.
CAT’s Bicycle Cooperative is not a bike shop. CAT teaches you how to take care of your bike or build one from the frame up. CAT helps you get a good bike when you can’t afford one and you can’t afford not to have one. CAT rebuilds bikes for the community. CAT partners with schools, police departments, and bike shops.
CAT teaches kids the basics and reminds adults that we are not beyond the basics. CAT teaches kids to be responsible drivers. CAT teaches adults to cooperate, play nice, and feel like kids again. CAT shares skills for rebuilding relationships between people driving bikes and cars.
CAT asks you, how can we help? CAT asks for your support.
Location
1935 W Broad St Bethlehem, PA 18018
Contact
- 610-954-5744
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