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​DALLAS BIKE PLAN UPDATE

The team is hard at work reviewing and incorporating the comments and feedback gathered during the Fall 2022 engagement phase. Check back here in March 2023 for an opportunity to review the draft Dallas Bicycle Plan - 2023 Update, including the revised Bicycle Network and the project priorities.

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PAST ENGAGEMENT EVENTS

Fall 2022 - Phase 2:

Check out the Proposed Bike Network webmap to review the proposed network and public comments received for this phase of the engagement! The public comment period was open from October 19 to November 13, 2022. 

There were many comments on:

• Network connectivity
• Separated bike lane maintenance (sweeping and separator device)
• Preference for more separation with sturdy devices types including concrete

The City hosted a series of seven fun, interactive events across the city. The events were co-hosted with the Planning & Urban Design Department, and participants were able to learn about the ForwardDallas Land Use Plan update as well as provide comments on the proposed bicycle network.

View the meeting materials below:

• Station 1: Existing Conditions and Summer Engagement Results
• Existing Conditions Overview Board (Spanish)
• Existing Conditions Closeups Boards
• Existing Conditions Report (Draft)
  
• Summer Engagement Themes Board (Spanish)
• Station 2: Proposed Bike Network
• Proposed Facility Types Board
• Proposed Bike Network Overview Board
  
• Proposed Bike Network Closeups Boards
  
• Station 3: Tradeoffs Game
• Street Space Allocation Educational Board (Spanish)
• Tradeoffs Activity

Summer 2022 - Phase 1: An online survey and interactive webmap was open for public feedback from Tuesday, July 5th  through Sunday, July 24th, 2022.  We sought feedback on preferred bicycle lane types, bicycle facility locations, current barriers to bicycling, and desired destinations. We appreciate everyone who participated! Check out the Summer Engagement Themes Board to view some of the findings from the first phase of public engagement.

Spring 2022: Our team participated in various community events to share information about bike safety and the Bike Plan Update, as well as provide fun activities that educate residents on our department services and programs.