Active Transportation, otherwise referred to as non-motorized transportation, includes facilities that make it easier to travel by walking and bicycling. Included in this are bikeways (Class I, II, III), sidewalks, boardwalks and multiuse paths. It also includes categories often considered part of 'liveable communities' such as traffic control devices that make it easier for bicyclists and pedestrians and streetscape improvements like street trees, benches and other 'street furniture.'
SLOCOG has consistently taken a intermodal approach to transportation throughout our region. A recent state law and national movement for 'complete streets' concepts validate this multimodal approach. Providing facilities for all users (bicyclists, pedestrians, transit users, etc.) provides many benefits to the region: safety, health, reduction in congestion and vehicle generated emissions and a vital active community core.
SLOCOG 2021 Regional Active Transportation Plan
The 2021 Regional Active Transportation Plan is a compilation of Active Transportation corridor planning studies and technical reports addressing the San Luis Obispo County and seven cities which have been presented to the SLOCOG board. Integration of new material presented over the past year (Bike Barriers survey, Volunteer Bike Counts, Wayfinding efforts etc.) and yet to be presented information on Bicycle Collisions and Bicycle Tourism & Economic Vitality.
View Draft Volume 1: Summary of Activities and Local Voices at SLOCOGATP.org
The plan is consistent with SLOCOG's 2019 Regional Transportation Plan and California's Active Transportation Program guidelines. Contact John DiNunzio, Regional Transportation Planner at jdinunzio@slocog.org for details.
Active Transportation Partnership Program (ATPP)
-
Regional and Intercity Bike Route Wayfinding Study - Kick off – Summer 2020 >>
-
People for Bikes – Bicycle Network Analysis Report – June 2020 >>
-
SLO Regional Volunteer Bike and Pedestrian Count Report – June 2020 >>
-
SLO Regional Bike Barriers Report - August 2020 >>
Volunteer Resources
SLOCOG encourages volunteer groups to assist with data collection by counting people walking and on bikes, and recommending wayfinding signage at regional locations. Contact John DiNunzio, SLOCOG Transportation Planner at jdinunzio@slocog.org for details or click below to learn more.
Other information:
