Regan Freeman

Regan Freeman is a director of a statewide pedestrian and bicycle safety nonprofit. He is working to improve pedestrian safety in Columbia, South Carolina. Freeman is a resident of Columbia and has been working to change the city's deadly traffic habits. He is a strong advocate for community engagement and has been successful in making progress despite the challenges he faces. Freeman's work has been recognized for its impact on improving pedestrian safety in the city. He is a leader in the field of pedestrian safety and has been featured in local media outlets. Freeman is a passionate advocate for creating safe streets in car-dependent places. He believes that by working together, communities can create safer streets for everyone. Freeman's approach to improving pedestrian safety is centered around meeting people where they are, showing what's possible, and working both locally and at the state level. He is a strong believer in the power of community engagement and has been successful in building a coalition of supporters who share his vision for safer streets. Freeman's work has been recognized for its impact on improving pedestrian safety in the city. He is a leader in the field of pedestrian safety and has been featured in local media outlets. Freeman is a passionate advocate for creating safe streets in car-dependent places. He believes that by working together, communities can create safer streets for everyone.