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Maryland Department of Transportation Statewide Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan

Plan Overview

The Maryland Department of Transportation (MDOT) is updating the 2019 Bicycle and Pedestrian Statewide Master Plan. MDOT’s vision is to produce a concise, data-driven bicycle, pedestrian and micromobility master plan to update policies and provide infrastructure recommendations to increase mode shift and improve safety. The Plan will highlight accomplishments since the 2040 Plan (adopted in 2019) and recommend initiatives for the next five years, including:

  • Update and strengthen MDOT’s bicycle, micromobility and pedestrian policies, practices and tools.

  • Identify gaps on Maryland’s low stress networks of shared use paths, protected bikeways and sidewalks

  • Recommend infrastructure that support MDOT's mission to improve walking, biking & rolling.

  • Develop an implementation plan to guide infrastructure investments & policy changes. 

Draft Plan is Available

The 2050 Maryland Bicycle & Pedestrian Master Plan is being finalized and will be available January 2024. Please visit MDOT's Bicycle and Pedestrian Plans & Programs page or sign up below to be notified.

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Open the Plan

Draft 2050 Maryland Statewide Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan

Explore the Data

Interact with data and maps from the  Plan

 

Thank you for sharing your comments

The comment period ended on November 20, 2023.

Learn about the Draft 2050 Maryland Transportation Plan (2050 MTP)

View MDOT's Playbook

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Plan Schedule

The Plan kicked off in January 2023. It is expected to be complete by the end of 2023 and adopted by the State in January 2024. Updates regarding the Plan deliverables and advertisements for public meetings will be posted on this website.

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Get Involved

Stay in the loop! Sign up for our Plan email list.

Questions? Email us at bikepedinfo@mdot.maryland.gov

Visit the below websites for more information on MDOT’s programs and initiatives to improve biking, walking and rolling!

 

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