602.712.8141 | Email: azbikeped@azdot.gov
This site can provide you with a wide variety of resources and information about biking and walking in Arizona.
Resources to help you walk or bike to work and connect to bus service, rail service, carpools, or vanpools
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The 2017 Pedestrian Safety Action Plan provides a strategic action plan that effectively focuses resources to reduce the greatest number of severe injury and fatal pedestrian-motor vehicle crashes on the Arizona State Highway System.
Includes creating a non-motorized network comprised of on-street facilities, off-street facilities, and end of trip facilities.
Sharing the Road with Pedestrians.
A booklet about riding confidently, legally, and safely.
Bicycling in Arizona: Out-of-State Bicycle Tourists & Exports
This east-west Route is 573 miles long and runs along existing state highways, local streets, and shared-use paths. U.S. Bicycle Route 90 connects the State border of New Mexico and the State border of California.
Bicycling and walking are not only great alternative modes of transportation, but also are great ways to get exercise and improve Arizona's air quality. Arizona is the perfect place for biking and walking year-round. So explore the site and enjoy the benefits of safe bicycling and walking.
Bicycling and walking are not only great alternative modes of transportation, but also are great ways to get exercise and improve Arizona's air quality.
- Michael N. Sanders / Bicycle and Pedestrian Program Coordinator/ ADOT