The Regional Active Transportation Plan is a blueprint for a safe and easy-to-use active transportation network of trails, sidewalks, bike lanes, and streets for the six-county CAMPO region. The final Regional Active Transportation Plan is now available.
View the Regional Active Transportation Plan
Updated Bicycle and Pedestrian Facilities Inventory
The Near Northwest Corridor Connections Case Study was a key piece for informing this plan.
Plan Vision
The CAMPO region’s Active Transportation network will provide safe, efficient, convenient, and comfortable walking and bicycling access to local and regional destinations for all residents and visitors.
Plan Goals Are To Increase:
- Safety
- Accessibility
- Functionality
- Equity
- Everyday Use
- Quality of Life
- Regional Coordination and Connectivity
Public Outreach
From October 2016 through September 2017, the project team worked to share information on the planning process, collect input on needs and existing conditions, attend community events, conduct a survey, and hold public meetings.
Active Transportation Advisory Committee (ATAC)
The Active Transportation Advisory Committee was formed to guide the process and provide a shared vision for the development of a safe and highly-functional Active Transportation network of pedestrian and bicycle facilities and amenities for the six-county CAMPO region. The ATAC consists of 15 members representing 15 jurisdictions and agencies and meets periodically throughout the development of the plan. The ATAC reviewed and helped revise the Plan.