‘Car-Free Challenge’ offers role models and tips for travel
As part of Memphis’ “Car-Free Challenge,” 18 residents (dubbed “Model Citizens”) from various neighborhoods have committed to going car free during the entire month of April and keeping the public up to date with their progress. Check out their profiles regularly to get suggestions and insight on how best to navigate the city without a car.
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