2025 Highlights

763 cohosting organizations from all 50 states and 14 international communities,

Over 1046 elected and public officials from 47 states and Washington D.C. participated

3627 individuals across 46 states and Washington D.C. and 10 national organizations organized and hosted

217 pieces in local media from 35 states; 2,000 social media posts, 750,000 accounts reached, more than 210 publications with international coverage

Here are a few highlights:

Flagpole: Athens Transit Challenges Residents to Try a Week Without Driving
Governing: Dallas’ ‘Week Without Driving’ Reveals the City’s Pedestrian Problem
Torched: One-third of Angelenos do not drive
Salina Journal: Kansas Rides is encouraging people to go at least one day without drivings
Disability Rights Maryland: Floyd’s Story
ABC 6 News: City of Rochester and DMC encourages residents to go a week without driving
Arizona PBS: ‘Week Without Driving’ teaches the challenges for non-drivers
Ideastream Public Media: Clevelanders join National Week Without Driving to push for more transit options
Fox 13 Seattle: Week Without Driving highlights challenges for Washington’s non-drivers
KSDK News: ‘It’s completely eye-opening’: Week Without Driving campaign kicks off in St. Louis
The Journal Record: Mazzio: Pedestrian safety crucial to fostering diverse workforce
The Front: Week Without Driving helps students navigate the challenges of car-free commuting