Bicycle/Pedestrian Information

The 2008 Pedestrian/Bicycle Plan provides a region-wide vision for bicycle and pedestrian facilities and programs and will serve as the bicycle/pedestrian element of the long-range Metropolitan Transportation Plan. The plan update will also serve as the MPO framework for selecting pedestrian/bicycle infrastructure improvements as well as for education, promotion, enforcement, public policy, and information distribution programs. For further information contact: Peter Keating, or call 802.660.4071 x14.

Further Information

View the updated version (Updated Nov 2010) of the Bicycle & Pedestrian Facility Unit Cost Report, intended to provide basic unit cost (per foot) information for bike/ped facilities.
View the latest Bicycle & Pedestrian Count Data for Chittenden County and the National Bicycle & Pedestrian Documentation Project.
View the latest version (Feb 2008) of the Vermont Pedestrian and Bicycle Policy Plan.
View the notes from the May 2007 Bicycle & Pedestrian Summit.
Visit the Vermont Agency of Transportation Bike/Ped Program Documents and the Local Transportation Facilities homepage. This program has responsibility over Enhancement Projects & Bicycle/Pedestrian Facilities development in the state.
View listing of Chittenden County Bicycle & Pedestrian related studies.

Local Motion’s Trail Finder: An online mapping and photographic resource for Chittenden County trails intended for hiking, biking, inline skating, and cross-country skiing.

Bicycle/Pedestrian Committee Meeting Notes:

Next Meeting: TBA

Additional Bicycle & Pedestrian Information:

CCMPO 2003 Regional Bicycle & Pedestrian Plan	Vermont Safe Routes To School (SR2S): This program encourages more walking and bicycling to schools all across Vermont. Read about Vermont’s SR2S Program .
Way To Go Week: An annual week-long program encouraging the use of cheaper, healthier and more earth-friendly transportation alternatives, leaving the car at home.	Transportation for Livable Communities Program A grant program that supports development that strengthens the link between transportation investments and community livability.
Bike & Pedestrian Count Data Complete historical bicycle & pedestrian traffic & usage database (on shared-use paths and some sidewalks) for Chittenden County from 2000 to present.

Bicycle/Pedestrian Resources

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Federal:

International:

For further information, contact Peter Keating, Senior Transportation Planner, at 802.660.4071 x14.