INTRODUCING ARKANSAS MOVES

A Smarter Way Forward

Bentonville Moves is now Arkansas Moves, expanding our work to support active mobility coalitions across the state.

Bentonville remains our foundation. In 2026, we’ll continue supporting implementation of the Connecting Bentonville Bike and Pedestrian Master Plan, while beginning coalition building in Bella Vista and laying the groundwork for future communities.

Same commitment. Bigger impact.

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It’s not just about where you’re going, but how it feels to get there and who you’re connected to along the way.

We believe community is built in the moments when people come together, share space, and take part in shaping what eve

Real progress happens when people are connected - not just by place - but by a shared willingness to work together; this approach creates space for ideas to be supported and communities to move forward in ways that reflect the people who live there.

Arkansas Moves is featured in the April issue of Bentonville City Lifestyle, sharing the story of how Bentonville Moves has grown into a broader, statewide effort.

The transition reflects a continued commitment to community-led progress, building o

Listening to community voices, showing up together, and staying committed over time is what turns ideas into meaningful, lasting change.

From everyday conversations to shared experiences on streets, trails, and in neighborhoods, these moments build

No Right Turn on Red isn’t about inconvenience. It’s about visibility and safety.

At key crossings along our active transportation network, connecting Gateway Park to the new Walmart Home Office, this change is intentional.

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Communities already have the insight to shape safer, more connected places to move. Arkansas Moves supports that work by connecting efforts and helping turn ideas into action.

Together, communities can build momentum for improvements that make every

Bike to School Week brings a different kind of energy to the morning routine. Students ride alongside friends, families join in, and the trip to school becomes something active and shared. It’s a simple shift that builds confidence and connecti

Expanding access to trails and pathways is one step toward making everyday movement more possible across our communities. When people have spaces that feel accessible and connected, it becomes easier to move in ways that fit into daily life.

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