DVRPC engages in multimodal planning that supports the implementation of pedestrian and bicycle facilities for people of all ages and abilities. We encourage context-sensitive, safe, and comfortable streets and roads as part of a complete streets framework. Complete streets are designed to accommodate all users, from pedestrians and bicyclists to transit riders and drivers. This approach improves transportation options and mobility throughout the region. We support local bicycle and pedestrian planning efforts by collecting data, conducting studies, offering support through a number of programs, and identifying best practices relevant to our region.
Bicycle & Pedestrian Count Programs
DVRPC counts people walking and biking in our nine-county region to better understand their travel and plan the future of the region’s active transportation network. Our count programs allow planners to measure existing levels of bicycling and walking, monitor travel trends, plan for new or improved facilities, and measure outcomes of bicycle- and pedestrian-related projects.
Learn more about our Bicycle & Pedestrian Count Programs