Greater Albuquerque Active Transportation Committee

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The committee has nine members: four persons represent four quadrants of the City and surrounding area; five persons represent a user group including bicyclists, pedestrians/transit riders, youth (60), and persons with disabilities. Committee meetings are open to the public and generally held from 4 to 6 PM on the second Monday of every month in City Hall on the 7th floor in

the Department of Municipal Development's large conference room. Every third month, meetings are held on the second Tuesday and held jointly with the Greater Albuquerque Recreational Trail Committee (GARTC) in the same location.

07/27/2024

Our second MTP survey has launched! Please take a few minutes to let us know your thoughts on transportation spending and more!

https://metroquestsurvey.com/p3h3g

07/27/2024

🚧 Trail Closure Alert 🚧

The Paseo de las Montañas Trail from Pennsylvania (along the south side of Winrock Town Center) through Jerry Cline Park is currently under construction and barricaded. There's no word yet on the timeline for this closure, but we'll keep you posted with further information as soon as we have it.

In the meantime, please use the suggested detour route.

07/25/2024
07/16/2024
06/26/2024

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The City of Albuquerque will add new bike lanes and more safety features to Louisiana Boulevard starting this week. The city said Louisiana will be restriped to create ne…

05/30/2024

Traffic calming measures are coming to the Alvarado-Summer Bike Blvd. Join Councilor Tammy Fiebelkorn to learn about the options next Tues, 6/4 in person at Jerry Cline Tennis Center or by Zoom: https://cabq.zoom.us/j/81781507838

05/20/2024

🚍 Albuquerque Transit Update

The ongoing redesign of the ABQ RIDE transit network has entered Phase 3! The draft "Recovery Network" plan outlines how we can best organize our city's bus routes as the transit department rebounds from post-COVID staffing challenges. 🚌✨

📖 Read the draft plan at abqrideforward.com and stay tuned for details about public meetings happening this summer! Your input is crucial! 🌟

05/04/2024

Get ready for a fun-filled ride with Kidical Mass! Registration and a Pop-Up Clinic by StoryRiders will kick off at 9:45 am, with the ride starting promptly at 10:30 am. This family-friendly adventure will cover a smooth 3-mile loop, with a mix of bike trails and calm neighborhood streets.

There will be a break at the Barelas Community Center Park from 11:15 am to 12:15 pm for some playtime and delicious paletas from Pop Fizz. The ride will conclude back at Tingley Beach by 12:45 pm.

Remember to bring water, wear your helmet, and join us for a fantastic ride!

05/03/2024

It doesn't matter where you go, just bike!

04/25/2024

April 2024 Visit our Website DRAFT Regional Transportation Safety Action Plan Available for Public Comment through April Click here to view the RTSAP Draft New Mexico and the greater Albuquerque metr

04/25/2024

🚴‍♂️ Exciting News! 🚴‍♀️

The eagerly awaited Draft 2024 Bikeway and Trail Facilities Plan is now available for public review until May 31, 2024.

🌐 Visit the project website at https://www.abqbikeplan.com/ to review the draft 2024 Plan and share your feedback through a brief survey with key questions that will help the project team.

🗺️ You can also explore summary story maps showcasing key highlights from the plan, including the proposed bikeway and trails network.

📅 Mark your calendars for an informational public meeting hosted by the plan’s project team on Tuesday, May 14, from 6 – 7 pm to learn more about the plan updates!

04/22/2024

Come visit us and one of our many pop-up tables on May 17! Learn about exciting bike routes in Albuquerque, safety tips, and grab some cool giveaways to kickstart your cycling adventures. Whether you're a seasoned cyclist or just starting out, there's something for EVERYONE at our pop-up tables! Visit our website to find a table near you at https://bikethruburque.com/events-activities/

BikeABQ ABQ CiQlovía City of Albuquerque Parks and Recreation Vision Zero Albuquerque

04/20/2024

Current legislation allows Class 1 e-bikes on trails and leaves Class 2 and Class 3 bikes up to the discretion of municipalities.

04/17/2024

Let the countdown begin for Bike to Wherever Day on Friday, May 17! The event is one month away, and we're inviting everyone to explore our city and celebrate biking. Get ready for an amazing time with pop-up tables and free safety gear!

To participate and learn more, commit to ride by visiting our website at bikethruburque.com.

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04/09/2024
03/18/2024

This familiar cracked asphalt on the southern end of the North Diversion Channel Trail will soon be replaced. Design work for the trail's rehabilitation project, spanning from Tucker to Indian School, will commence in May. Additionally, plans are underway to explore tunnel lighting options under Indian School, I-40, and Menaul. We will keep you posted on details as information becomes available.

03/17/2024
03/05/2024

Evolution. 😀

02/23/2024

A road diet is proposed for 4th Street between Ortega Road and Alameda Boulevard. Bernalillo County NM is holding a public meeting on Tues., Feb. 27 at the Raymond G. Sanchez Community Center (9800 4th St NW) from 5:30-7pm to present the project and solicit feedback from the community.

The public comment period for the project ends on March 12, 2024. Address questions or comments to Gary Moreno-Ulibarri at [email protected] or Audra Gallegos at [email protected].

02/23/2024

Not gonna lie. Would actually love to do this on my cycling route. 🤣

02/20/2024

NMDOT is planning improvements to I-25 at the Gibson Boulevard interchange and between Sunport Boulevard and Avenida Cesar Chavez in Albuquerque, including changes to pedestrian and cycling infrastructure. There will be a presentation by the project team, followed by Q&A, this Thursday, February 22nd from 5:00-7:30pm at East San Jose Elementary School (415 Thaxton Ave. SE, Albuquerque, NM 87102).

The meeting will kick off a public comment period that will continue through March 24, 2024. If you cannot attend in person, the materials and recording of the presentation will be added to the website: https://i25gibson.com.

02/20/2024

Join Strong Towns Albuquerque for their next meeting this Wednesday, February 21st at Humble Coffee Company Downtown.

02/15/2024

The Bridge Boulevard redevelopment project had a public meeting on January 25, in which there were no substantial updates to the proposed bicycle infrastructure in the corridor: https://www.bridginglosvecinos.com/public-meeting-materials

We are closely monitoring this project and will provide a public comment in the future. What are your thoughts? If you were creating the designs for Bridge Boulevard, what would you want to see? Send your recommendations to the project team at [email protected] and also to us at [email protected]!

11/28/2023

If you follow our page, you are likely familiar with Strong Towns. We are excited to share that some local folks are building an ABQ Strong Towns chapter! Join their first casual meet & greet this Thur, Nov 30, 6p at High and Dry Brewing.

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Albuquerque, NM
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The committee is made up of nine individuals, each representing either one of the four quadrants of the city, unincorporated areas, the city at large or the Planning Commission. It meets monthly on the 2nd Monday, 4:30-6:30 pm.

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