Bicycle and Pedestrian

Bicyclist safety should be a focus for both drivers and bicyclists. 

For the #ADOTKids out there, bicycles are how you get around. Since we are interested in all forms of transportation at ADOT, here are some tips to remain safe while riding through your neighborhood!

To build the best possible shared used path along the South Mountain Freeway, ADOT went and talked to the experts - the bicyclists and other residents who will use it.

As we revamped Interstate 19 at Ajo Way in Tucson, we also took the opportunity to make a pedestrian bridge more accessible for everyone.

Same road, same rules, same rights and responsibilities. We offer tips on how bikes and cars can co-exist safely.

Closure until December 2019

As the summer heat fades and weather turns comfortable, bicycles will be wheeled out of garages, pulled out of storage and return to roads and trails.

The Arizona Department of Transportation unveiled a mobile-friendly online map cyclists that's compatible for iOS and Android devices.

ADOT is making it easier for residents and tourists to bicycle throughout Arizona by updating the free Cycle Arizona Bicycle User Map available at activetransportation.az.gov and adding a mobile-friendly version.

As temperatures cool, we see more pedestrians and cyclists on the streets, making it especially important to be mindful when sharing the road.

ADOT's focus isn't just on transportation systems for drivers. We account for bicyclists and pedestrians too.

Spring usually brings out motorcyclists and bicyclists, making this a good time for safety reminders.

We want to hear your stories of traveling on U.S. Bicycle Route 90 through Arizona!

As temperatures cool and more pedestrians and cyclists head out, take precautions and share the road.

Cycling your way across the state got a little easier last month when Arizona received approval for its first U.S. bicycle route.

Arizona just received approval for its first U.S. bicycle route that will run through Arizona border to border while connecting to a national system of bike routes.

PHOENIX – As Arizona continues to build on its reputation as a world-renowned destination for bicyclists, our state has now received approval for its first U.S. bicycle route that will run through Arizona border to border while connecting to a national system of bike routes.