The state’s first Active Transportation Plan since 1995 explores the needs of people who walk, cycle, use mobility assistance devices, scoot, and more. In addition to the Plan, several toolkits and resources that complement the Plan and advance the needs of active transportation in local communities are available.
- Plan Appendices:
- Pedestrian and Bicycle Accommodations on Bridges – COMING SOON!
Virtual Series #1 – May 24th at 2pm: Meet KATE: Supporting Active Transportation at the State and Local Level. Slides, Q&A, Recording.
Virtual Series #3 – July 26th at 2pm: Active Transportation Demonstration Projects 101, Slides, Q&A, Recording
Virtual Series #4 – August 23rd at 2pm: Active Transportation Planning Toolkit, Slides, Q&A, and Recording
Virtual Series #5 – October 25th at 2pm: Increasing Safety for Pedestrians, Q&A, Recording
Virtual Series #8 – April 24th 2024: Tell Your Story! How to Leverage Storytelling to Build Project Support and Momentum. Slides and Recording
Virtual Series #9 – June 26, 2024: Kansas Drive to Zero: Speed Management and User Separation to Increase Safety. Slides and Recording
Virtual Series #10 – August 28, 2024: Safe Routes to School in Kansas: What’s New and How Your Community Can Get Started. Slides and Recording
Virtual Series #11 – November 13, 2024, at 2PM: Walk Bike Roll Rural: Active Transportation Success Stories from Small Kansas Communities. Slides and Recording
Virtual Series #12 – January 15, 2025 at 2pm - State of KATE: An Update on the Kansas Active Transportation Enhancement Program. Register here.
- Active Transportation Stories Map - How Kansans Get Around Their Communities
ATP Video Series:
Kansas Stories:
Project Schedule
For More Information
Info sheet (en español)
KansasATP Facebook Page
KDOT Bicycle and Pedestrian Home Page
Kansas Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan 1995
Public Engagement Meetings – February 2021 - Recording and Meeting Summary
Public Engagement Meetings - June 15, 2021 - Recording andMeeting Summary
Jenny Kramer, Active Transportation Manager
785-296-5186; jenny.kramer@ks.gov
Matt Messina, Bureau Chief, Multimodal Transportation
785-296-7448; matthew.messina@ks.gov