Utah Active Transportation Plans

If it isn’t planned, it won’t be built.

Working statewide toward the goal of every community adopting and implementing active transportation plans.

What is an Active Transportation Plan?

Active Transportation Plans, also known as Bicycle & Pedestrian Master Plans, are guiding documents adopted by different government entities. They lay the foundation for what types of bicycle infrastructure will be built, where it will be built, and how it will be built. If you want your community to be a better place to ride, developing and adopting an active transportation plan is the starting point.

Active Transportation Plan Standards

In conjunction with the Utah Department of Transportation, Wasatch Front Regional Council, and Mountainland Association of Governments, Bike Utah has created a set of standards for what should be included in a comprehensive and effective active transportation plan. If your community is pursuing an active transportation plan either internally or with a consultant, these standards will help guide both the process and the resulting document.

Active Transportation Plan Standards

Have questions about starting, adopting, or implementing an Active Transportation Plan? Below, you can view current Active Transportation Plans from communities around the state. Still need help? Contact us!