Mission

DDOT is committed to providing safe and convenient bicycle and pedestrian access throughout the city through the creation of a network of interconnected trails and shared use paths, as they provide a high-quality walking and biking experience, and act as a supplement to existing bicycle facilities.

FAQ: What is the difference between a trail, a multi-use trail, and a shared-use path?
The terms are used interchangeably in transportation planning. A shared use path is a path used by cyclists, pedestrians, and other non-motorized users which is physically separated from the roadway.

Procedures & Services

Recreational Trails Program

Department Energy Savings Initiatives-Bike Trails

See Related

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Bike Lane Closures (COMP0316)
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Bicycle Lanes (COMP0316)
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Bicycle Access and Safety (COMP0316)
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Bicycle Parking (COMP0316)
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Bicycle Registration (COMP0316)
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Capital Bikeshare (COMP0316)
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goDCgo (COMP0316)
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Miscellaneous Vehicles (COMP0316)
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Safety (COMP0316)
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Shared Use Paths (COMP0316)

Additional Information

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Design Standards & Specifications

Transportation Plans & Studies

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