Regional Active Transportation Plan
The Active Transportation Plan (ATP) is a resource that helps IMPO staff and local governments identify priority gaps in the regional active transportation network and includes specific recommendations for policies and programs that support active transportation implementation. The Regional ATP differs from a local active transportation plan by considering travel connections across jurisdictional boundaries, supporting people who need to access jobs, healthcare, education, and recreation with travel options that go beyond standard automobiles.
“Active Transportation” is an umbrella term for all the ways people can get around without using a motorized vehicle – walking or biking, using mobility assistance devices (such as wheelchairs), skating or skateboarding, and more. Active transportation can also include micromobility: lightweight electric-powered devices like e-bikes and e-scooters.
The Regional ATP is being updated through 2028. There will be many opportunities to share your thoughts and provide plan guidance. Keep an eye on this page or sign up for the IMPO’s teMPO Newsletter to stay up to date!
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
Summer to Fall 2026
Existing Conditions, Program and Policy Analysis (In Progress)
Fall 2026 to Winter 2027
Public Engagement Phase 1
Winter to Spring 2027
Network Analysis
Winter to Spring 2027
Implementation Strategy Toolkit
Spring to Summer 2027
Public Engagement Phase 2
Fall 2027
Public Draft Review
End of 2027
Final Plan & Approval
Get in Contact
Questions or comments? Contact the project manager:
Joti Martin