Infrastructure Tracker: Add A New Project

PeopleForBikes helps advocates and other supporters create safer and more connected places to bike for people of all ages and abilities across the U.S. We do so by tracking priority bike projects that are planned or proposed to demonstrate demand, measure progress, and connect supporters to the local advocacy groups working to get these projects funded and built. Our National Bike Project Tracker includes recreational and transportation projects such as paved and unpaved off-road trails or paths, protected bike lanes or side paths, neighborhood greenways/bike boulevards, and bike parks. 

You can view our existing list of projects in a table or on a map. If you’d like to update an existing project, please fill out the project update form.

We gladly welcome additions to our tracker. At this time, PeopleForBikes is only accepting requests for projects within the United States. We generally include a project if it meets the following criteria:

  • It is realistic, as evidenced by its inclusion in an official city, county, or state plan or other respected formal proposal by an advocacy group with standing in the community.

  • It is likely or possible that the project will be fully funded by 2030.

  • If it is an on-road or road-adjacent project, it is a facility that will be safe and comfortable for people of all ages and abilities. You can check whether the design is appropriate for conditions based on the chart on page 4 of this document from NACTO.

If your project meets this criteria, please enter the information below.
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Project Name *
The common description of the project, e.g., “Bayside Trail” or “Main Street Bike Lanes” or “County Park Pump Track”.
Project City or Town *
What is the closest city or town to the project’s location?
Project State *
Project Location *
Provide coordinates for the project by clicking on a Google map and copying the latitude and longitude from the popup box. For long, linear projects, choose a point near the middle.
Project Type *
Other Bikeways include neighborhood greenways or bike boulevards. Other Facilities include pump tracks, velodromes, bike parks, or traffic gardens/bike playgrounds.
Project Status *

Proposed: Included in a plan, which could be a government-approved bicycle plan or a community plan for which there is strong advocacy.

Approved: Designed and approved by a government agency and seeking full funding. This designation includes projects that have partial funding.

Funded: Fully funded and ready for construction or under construction.

Completed: Recently completed projects that are ready for riding.

Link to Description *
The URL of an official description of the project, such as a project webpage produced by a government agency or advocacy group, or a news article with details about the project.
Local or Project Advocacy Organization
Who is the local project advocate, such as a bike advocacy organization, trails association, or “Friends of” group?
Local or Project Advocacy Organization Link
Please provide a URL for the group listed above.
State Advocacy Organization
Who is the statewide bicycle advocacy organization in the project state?
State Advocacy Organization Link
Please provide a URL for the group listed above.

Is there any additional information you would like to provide about this project?

When do you anticipate the project status to change?
Email Address *
First Name
Last Name
Zip Code
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