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Welcome to the Bicycle and Pedestrian Travel Program in Kentucky
 
The Legacy Trail shared use path next to the Kentucky Horse Park
Please visit the Complete Streets Webpage to register for a training session 

Announcements

  • Winter is in full swing in the commonwealth and the season brings the fewest hours of daylight during the year, so prioritizing your visibility to motorists is of the utmost importance. Cyclists should always utilize two lights; a white/yellow light mounted to the handlebars, facing forward, and a red light mounted to the seat post, facing rearward. Be seen, be safe! When commuting by bicycle in winter, it is essential to have the proper safety gear - most notably a proper-fitting helmet.
  • KYTC is now offering training workshops for Complete Streets in 2023! Session details and registration links are available on the Complete Streets Webpage. 
  • The 2022 KBBC Annual Meeting was held on October 6th and 7th in Calvert City. Details are available on the KBBC Webpage including the Annual Meeting Minutes, which contains the Paula Nye Grant recipients for 2022.  
  • KYTC's new Complete Streets, Roads, and Highways Manual is now complete and is available for the public to view and download. This manual will replace KYTC's prior Bicycle and Pedestrian Policy from 2002. Check out the new Complete Streets Webpage to view or download the new Complete Streets Manual as well as the newly adopted Complete Streets Policy!  
  • KYTC recently completed Kentucky's first Statewide Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan. Please visit our Bicycle and Pedestrian Plans Webpage to view and download the full report as well as the appendicies!


Recent Developments

A cyclist on the Town Branch Trail in downtown Lexington

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Personalized Shrare the Road license plate

Support Bicycle and Pedestrian safety efforts with Kentucky's "Share The Road" Specialty License Plate

 

Paula Nye Memorial Education grant flyer with a Share the Road license plate

Paula Nye Memorial Bicyclist and Pedestrian Education Grant

The Kentucky Bicycle and Bikeway Commission Grant Program makes grants available that will improve the safety of non-motorized transportation

Download the Grant Application below:

Paula Nye Memorial Educational Grant Application

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