Week Without Driving – St. Louis

Did you know that nearly a third of people living in the United States do not drive? Across the country, people with disabilities, young people, seniors, and those who can’t afford a car or gas rely on walking, rolling, public transit, or catching a ride.

National Week Without Driving, organized by America Walks and Disability Rights Washington, showcases a unified effort to experience the world through the lens of non-drivers across the nation. Participants are encouraged to engage in all their daily activities without driving themselves — employing any other form of transportation from September 29 – October 5, 2025.

We understand that it can be difficult to navigate the world without driving. If you’re unable to avoid driving for the week, feel free to participate for a day! Consider swapping a few trips, inviting others to participate, and reflecting on the daily activities that would be difficult without driving.

Interested in participating? The St. Louis collaborative has several events and resources to help elevate your Week Without Driving experience. To sign up, explore resources, and view partners, continue scrolling below!

For accommodations and accessibility information, please contact Allie Reed, Program Manager, at allie@trailnet.org, or call Trailnet at (314) 455-6329.

Sign up below for Week Without Driving in St. Louis! This will also sign you up for the national event. Trailnet will only share your data with America Walks, the national coordinator of Week Without Driving. America Walks values your privacy and will not share your information.

Nearly one-third of Americans do not drive. We’d like to hear how you get around without a car in St. Louis. Hit the button below to share your story!

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