The Regional Active Transportation Plan (ATP) guides how Central Indiana can improve walking, biking, rolling, and connections to transit across the region. The plan identifies regional priorities, projects, policies, and strategies that can help communities build a safer, more connected active transportation network.

Unlike a local bicycle or pedestrian plan, the Regional ATP looks across jurisdictional boundaries and focuses on connections that matter at the regional level—including access to jobs, schools, healthcare, transit, parks, and other everyday destinations.

Active transportation includes walking, bicycling, using a wheelchair or other mobility device, and using small mobility options such as e-bikes and e-scooters. It also includes the walking, biking, and rolling trips people make to connect to public transportation.

The IMPO is currently updating the Regional ATP, with completion expected in 2027. The update will combine technical analysis with input from people across Central Indiana to identify needs, regional priorities, and practical strategies for implementation. Opportunities to participate will be posted here throughout the project.

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Current Active Transportation Plan

The current Regional ATP was adopted in May 2024.

Central Indiana Regional Active Transportation Plan – Main Document

Central Indiana Regional Active Transportation Plan – Appendix

Central Indiana Regional Active Transportation Plan StoryMap

Project Milestones