Breaking Ground: Biking & Mobility

Northwest Arkansas boasts a world-class system of mountain bike trails, which residents love to take advantage of in their leisure time. But what about building cycling into the day-to-day? By the time the new campus opens, the goal is for 10% of Walmart associates based at the Home Office to choose alternate forms of transportation - such as bikes - for their commutes. Leading this work is Kourtney Barrett, Walmart’s Director of Workplace Mobility, with support from cycling advocates Tom Walton and Steuart Walton. Associate Merchant Maddy Johnson is also tasked with buying adult bikes for Walmart: “More people on more bikes. That’s what it’s all about.” Breaking Ground allows viewers to hear from the experts behind the design and construction of Walmart’s new campus in Bentonville, Ark.

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Want to see projects like this in our community , hi from Puerto Rico store 1822 , i have a bike to and i can't used to go to the store because is not a place to park or leave the bike secure . Hope one day it is one ! Congrats to those who have that privilage.

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Hi , me again , don't here from you WM , and idea ! A little space rack in the store it maybe a great encouragment to use our bikes to work and drive sales for it too.😊

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