Interstate 65 in Louisville will close between the Watterson Expressway (I-264) and downtown Louisville (Jefferson Street) from June 1- July 31 to speed progress on replacing 3 aging bridges.
The closure will save at least a year of construction restrictions, and a signed detour will be in place. Local street closures and ramp closures will also be needed.
Learn more at I65CentralCorridor.com.

Bicycle and Pedestrian Planning Resources

Tools to Develop a Bicycle & Pedestrian Master Plan

Toolbox with various tools

KYTC Americans with Disabilities (ADA) Transition Plan

Federal Highways Bicycle & Pedestrian Planning Resources

Bicycle Road Safety Audit Guidelines and Prompt Lists



Resource and tools to diagnose and help with bicycling and pedestrian safety issues



Federal Highway Administration University Course on Bicycle and Pedestrian Transportation

Safe Bicycle and Pedestrian Network Report 2016



Mapping Your Bicycle Network (FHWA Guide)

Small and Rural Town Multi Modal Networks 2017

FHWA 2017 Multimodal Resources and Tools Update

How to develop an ADA transition plan

Case Studies of Communities of Less Than 10,000 People with Bicycle and Pedestrian Infrastructure 2022

FHWA Examples



Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan all sections 2



FHWA Bicycle & Pedestrian Planning Handbook

Planning for bike and ped transportation 2017 with performance measure additions

2015-2017 State Collaborative Workshops for Pedestrian & Bicycling Planning

Pedestrian Planning Workshop Level 1

Pedestrian and Bicycling Travel Planning Workshop level 2

America Walks Presentation

Project for Public Spaces Presentation

Bicycle and pedestrian safety with rumble strips and stripes

Sample Survey: Survey _ Sample

Planning Resource Document: Planning II for Pedestrian and Bicycle Travel

Funding Resources

Office of Local Programs

Department for Local Government

Transportation Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act (TIFIA)

Pedestrian and Bicycle Funding Opportunities U.S. Department of Transportation (FHWA)

Map showing where bicyclists, runners and walkers travel. This may represent a small percentage of actual travel

- Crowd-sourced, interactive map resulting from individual bicyclists volunteering to upload GPS information as they ride. While not a record of every route used, it provides an indication of the bicycle traffic in an area.