Linda Budge

The City of Rancho Cordova's Active Transportation Plan outlines policies, programs, and practices to enhance conditions for walking and biking within the city. The plan's recommendations are structured around seven key categories: Coordination and Collaboration, Evaluation and Planning, Funding and Implementation, Operations and Maintenance, Education and Encouragement, Supporting Infrastructure and Amenities, and Emerging Technologies and Innovation. It aims to foster a walk- and bike-friendly environment and support the city's ambition to achieve Silver-level cycling community status.

This Active Transportation Plan for the City of Rancho Cordova outlines priority and recommended projects aimed at enhancing active transportation infrastructure. The plan details specific improvements for crossings, sidewalks, and bikeways, providing a roadmap for the development and enhancement of pedestrian and cycling facilities within the city.

The City of Rancho Cordova's Active Transportation Plan (ATP) updates and consolidates existing pedestrian and bicycle master plans, serving as a comprehensive action plan to improve facilities for residents, employees, and visitors. It outlines a prioritization framework based on key goals: Safety First, Healthy and Sustainable, Joyful Choices, and Deliver and Maintain. The plan uses both quantitative (Safety, Connectivity, Equity) and qualitative (Project Readiness, Cost and Funding Opportunities, Project Support) criteria to identify and prioritize projects.

The City of Rancho Cordova's Active Transportation Plan outlines a vision for residents and visitors to lead healthy, active lifestyles through safe, connected, and equitable access to destinations, fostering a culture that supports walking, biking, and rolling for everyone. The plan is guided by four main goals: prioritizing safety for all road users, promoting healthy and sustainable active travel choices, ensuring joyful and practical experiences for walking, biking, and rolling, and committing to the delivery and maintenance of essential active transportation infrastructure.

The City of Rancho Cordova's Active Transportation Plan (ATP) aims to establish a safer, more accessible network of city streets, trails, and shared-use paths for walking, biking, and rolling for all ages and abilities. This plan focuses on improving mobility, sustainability, and quality of life by understanding current travel patterns, addressing barriers, and integrating community input with technical analysis. Key objectives include meeting climate action goals, encouraging active transportation, prioritizing walking, biking, and transit, fostering housing development, and ensuring equity in processes and outcomes. The vision promotes healthy and active lifestyles through safe, connected, and equitable access, with primary goals of safety, healthy and sustainable choices, joyful choices, and effective delivery and maintenance.