Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvements
Plans and funds regional trails, bikeways, and pedestrian safety projects, and provides counts and data to member agencies.
- Regional network (planned)
- 310 miles
- Network completed
- 184 miles
- Permanent counters
- 46
The program implements the Regional Active Transportation Plan. It manages the Transportation Alternatives Set-Aside competitive funding cycle, maintains 46 permanent bicycle and pedestrian counters, and publishes the regional bike map.
Data and resources
- Annual bicycle and pedestrian count report
- Regional bike map, printed and online, updated each spring
- Design guidance for trail crossings and separated bike lanes
Who is eligible
- Cities, counties, park districts, and school districts for Transportation Alternatives funding