Bike & Pedestrian Program

Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan (BPMP)

The Bicycle and Pedestrian Facilities Improvement Program is designed to identify and implement projects and programs that enhance cyclists and pedestrians’ safety, and to provide accessibility for cyclists and pedestrians to all destinations that are served by public roads, trails, and public transit. The program promotes accessibility and mobility for all persons including those with special needs such as the elderly and disabled.

The Alameda County Public Works Agency has updated its Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan (BPMP) for the unincorporated areas of the county. The BPMP includes policies, goals, and funding strategies to improve bicycle and pedestrian safety; while increasing bike/ped access to work, school, shopping, recreation, and transit.

The BPMP, was developed through extensive public process including public workshops held at various locations throughout the County. Community input and feedback on existing conditions and potential improvements are the foundation of the Plan.