Bicycle-Pedestrian

Bicycle and pedestrian modes of travel are recognized nation-wide as cost-efficient ways to address mobility and air quality concerns while improving physical health and quality of life.

The passage of the 1991 Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act prompted NCTCOG to include non-motorized transportation network improvements in regional planning efforts. NCTCOG established the Bicycle and Pedestrian program in 1992 to address the various activities related to implementing bicycle and pedestrian facilities as an alternative mode of regional transportation.

Please visit our Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee (BPAC) page for the annual schedule and presentations from past meetings.

Click on the buttons below for information on each topic. 

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Pedestrian Safety Action Plan

 

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Trails & On-Street 
Bikeways Network


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2017 Bicycle Opinion Survey

 

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Safety & Education

 

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Safe Routes to School

 

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Routes to Rail

 

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Funding Opportunities

 

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Pedestrian & Bicycle Traffic Count Program

 

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Crash Information

 

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Bike Month in DFW

 

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Planning Projects
 

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Design Guidance & Resources

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Training and Workshops

Training & Workshops

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