In Fall 2024, the City conducted a social map activity, an interactive trip map activity, and a survey to gather input from the community for the Bicycle Master Plan Update. More than 3,000 people responded, and this input provided valuable information about critical gaps in the bicycle network and community preferences for needed improvements. The following links provide you with the opportunity to review the input received that helped inform the development of the draft bicycle network.

Previous Interactive Feedback Map

Previous Trip Map Survey

Previous Rider Survey 

Key takeaways from these surveys include:

1. Primary reported reasons for bicycling include: exercise/leisure, environmental, and transportation to work, school, or transit.
2. Primary barriers to bicycling included traffic safety concerns and gaps in the bike network.
3. Survey respondents preferred Class I and Class IV separated bike facilities.
4. Most reported bicycle trips were under 5 miles.

A complete summary of the feedback received from the Cataloging the Lived Riding Experience Survey is provided in the Engagement Summary (3/28/2025).   

The Bicycle Master Plan Update will support: 

Increased road safety for both bicyclists and drivers.

Healthy ways to travel to work, school or activities.

An affordable and environmentally-friendly transportation option.  

It will refresh bikeway recommendations to meet the City’s Strategic Plan, General Plan, Mobility Master Plan, and Climate Action Plan goals with an emphasis on serving areas with the greatest needs.