Bicycle & Pedestrian Program
Walking and bicycling can be a fun and healthy way to enjoy our beautiful state, and the Colorado Department of Transportation encourages residents to make bicycling and walking a part of their regular routine.
Colorado Bike Month Information Winter Bike to Work Day Information
From the Safe Routes to School Program to the Share the Road Campaign, you will find information and resources to help you learn more about safe bicycling and walking. You can also learn more about the various health and economic benefits of bicycling and walking, and find the resources you need to make your community more bike and pedestrian friendly. You can even get involved in Colorado’s annual Bike to Work Day, or learn how to plan your own walking or bicycling event.
The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) is compiling an inventory of active transportation and transit projects as required by SB25-30: Increase Transportation Mode Choice and Reduce Emissions.
The purpose of the inventory is to consolidate a list of planned projects that address gaps in transit, bicycle, and pedestrian infrastructure along state highways.
Local governments and transit agencies located outside of a Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) have the option to submit planned projects for active transportation and transit improvements that impact the state highway network.
For more information on the requirements of SB25-30 and to submit projects to the inventory, please see our Active Transportation and Transit Project Inventory page.
