Active Transportation in California
This page last reviewed on October 28, 2013
Active transportation includes any method of travel that is human-powered, but most commonly refers to walking and bicycling. By walking and riding bicycles more often, Californians can make strides towards meeting the recommended daily activity levels, saving money on transportation costs and reducing their carbon footprint. Combined with other transportation and land use strategies, active transportation can help build more sustainable communities in California.
StateBicycle- and pedestrian-related resources from State departments on safety, education, and planning. Each of these sites is maintained by an official State of California agency and/or partnership.
NationalA limited list of active transportation resources on public awareness, research, and safety from the federal government.
Resources from nationally-based non-governmental organizations on active transportation research, design, and advocacy.
Information on the pedestrian and bicycle statewide member-based organizations.
RegionalA limited list of non-governmental organizations focused on regional bicycle and/or pedestrian issues in California.
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