The Active Transportation Plan (ATP) was adopted by the Policy Board on July 18, 2019 (Resolution 2019-5). The purpose of the ATP is to identify policies, programs, and infrastructure projects to support non-motorized modes as a viable transportation option for shorter trip purposes. The plan serves as a resource for member governments to incorporate bicycle and pedestrian elements into roadway construction and maintenance; provides a menu of potential best practices, policies, outreach and educational activities to promote walking, rolling, and biking; and identifies regionally significant priorities for potential inclusion into the Metropolitan Transportation Plan and for federal or state funding eligibility. The ATP recommendations are framed in the context of the Six Es, a concept borrowed from the League of American Bicyclists and Safe Routes to Schools. The Six Es include: Engineering, Education, Encouragement, Enforcement, Evaluation and Planning, and Equity.
Online Waco Cycling Map (ArcGIS Map)
Waco Cycling Map (2019) (PDF)
Greater Waco Bike Suitability Map (2017)
McLennan County Bike Suitability Map (2017)
City of Waco Better Streets Program
Pavement Management Program Project Map
To report a pothole or other problem on City of Waco streets (such as debris in the bike lane), call the City of Waco Streets dept. at 254-750-8690
Local Advocacy Groups
May is National Bike Month: What's the status of biking in Waco? (Act Locally Waco, May 2019)
Celebrating May as National Bike Month (Act Locally Waco, May 2018)
City of Waco Vulnerable Road Users Ordinance
City of Waco Micromobility Ordinance
TxDOT Bicycle Accomodation Design Guidance Memo (April 2, 2021)
Association of Metropolitan Planning Organizations (AMPO) Active Transportation Working Group
Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee
2021 Meetings