Emeryville is developing its first Active Transportation Plan to make walking, biking, and rolling (using a wheeled mobility device, stroller, scooter, skateboard, or shopping cart, etc.) easier and more enjoyable as you travel through and around the City. This plan builds from the 2012 Citywide Pedestrian and Bicycle Plan. Your input will help us develop the plan.
Participate at emeryvillemoves.org where you can take a survey, share your experiences on an interactive map, and find out about upcoming workshops and events that begin in June 2021. 

Pedestrian and Bicycle Plan Overview

The Pedestrian and Bicycle Plan addresses pedestrian and bicycle programs, citywide improvements, bicycle boulevard standards, site-specific projects, and funding and implementation. Proposed improvements include pedestrian-bicycle bridges, paths, intersection treatments, parklets, signs, bike parking, and bicycle detection at signals.

Pedestrian and Bicycle Plan

• Entire Plan
• Executive Summary
• Table of Contents

Part 1: Purpose, Vision and Existing Conditions

• Introduction
• Vision, Goals, Policies
• Existing Conditions and Needs Assessment

Part 2: Implementation Strategy

• Pedestrian and Bicycle Programs
• Citywide Improvements
• Bicycle Boulevards
• Site-Specific Projects
• Funding and Implementation

Pedestrian & Bicycle Plan Appendices

• Entire Appendices Report
• Table of Contents
• Appendix A: Resources for Design of Pedestrian Facilities
• Appendix B: Resources for Design of Bicycle Facilities
• Appendix C: Bicycle Boulevard Treatments
• Appendix D: Bicycle Transportation Account Compliance
• Appendix E: Consistency with the General Plan
• Appendix F: Status of 1998 Pedestrian and Bicycle Plan