Regional Bicycle & Pedestrian Planning
Improving connections among bicycle, pedestrian, transit and roadway systems.
Plans, Maps, and Commuting Tips
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Developing a Regional Bicycle Map
CAMPO has partnered with the City of Austin, Commute Solutions, and other jurisdictions to develop a bicycle routing map covering the entire region. The map is two-sided, and will have the northern half of the region on the front, with the southern half on the reverse side of the paper map. Download the final draft map below and send any recommended updates to greg.griffin@campotexas.org.
Top side of the CAMPO Regional Bike Map
Reverse side of the CAMPO Regional Bike Map
Active Transportation Monitoring Program
CAMPO has initiated a bicycle and pedestrian usage program, with the Texas Transportation Institute and additional sponsorship by the City of Austin. Data was first recorded in Spring, 2010 in 15 locations throughout the region. Forthcoming data will track trends over time, allowing performance measurement similar to automotive and transit modes.Texas Transportation Institute. (2012) Estimating Future Bicycle Use on Loop 1/Mopac Bicycle Bridge at Barton Creek & Lamar Boulevard/US 290 Interchange. TTI No. P2011204 (4 MB)
CAMPO. (2011) Active Transportation Monitoring Plan: Initial Evaluation of bicycling and Walking Baseline & Planned Traffic Counts through 2015. CAMPO-TR-11-001.
2011 Active Transportation Counts in the CAMPO Region. Updated Sept. 23, 2011
Texas Transportation Institute. (2010) Forecasting Bicycle and Pedestrian Usage and Researching Data Collection Equipment. TTI Report No. P2009330
This technical report includes analysis of bicycle and pedestrian monitoring practices, equipment, and recommended planning techniques.
Bicycling Community Meeting
The Austin Cycling Association and TxDOT-Austin District hosted a meeting at Mellow Johnny's Bike Shop
October 4, 2010. Speakers briefed attendees on current bicycle transportation efforts in their respective
organizations, and responded to questions.
Following are the presentation slides:
CAMPO Active Transportation Working Group
(formerly Bicycle and Pedestrian Subcommittee) CAMPO's ad-hoc bicycle and pedestrian committee was formed to address regional bicycle and pedestrian planning issues. The committee has both citizen and member jurisdictions representation and has taken on a variety of bike/ped planning tasks, in addition to becoming a resource for bicycle/pedestrian coordination and information sharing. Meetings are open to the public, and tentatively scheduled for 2012 on January 10, April 10, June 12, August 14, November 13 at 1:30 pm at CAMPO's office: 505 Barton Springs Rd., Suite 700.Active Transportation Working Group Meeting Summaries, 2012
