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  • California Active Transportation Program Symposium Early Bird Registration Open

    California Active Transportation Program Symposium Early Bird Registration Open

    October 22-23, 2025 at the UC Davis Conference Center. Registration for the California Active Transportation Program Symposium is now open! Early Bird pricing of $50 is available through August 2025 when registration will increase to $75.

  • Walking and Rolling Through the Winter

    Walking and Rolling Through the Winter

    The coldest months of the year are upon us and contrary to popular belief, many of our California communities are experiencing ice and snow. Does that stop people from walking and bicycling? No! Some people choose to walk or bicycle in winter because they enjoy it while others do so because it’s the best or…

  • 2025 Active Transportation Program (Cycle 7): Summary of Statewide, Small Urban, and Rural Projects

    The California Active Transportation Program (ATP) is the state’s only dedicated funding source for projects supporting walking and bicycling. Since its inception, ATP projects have benefited urban, rural, and Tribal communities across the state. These projects are critical to meeting California’s climate, safety, and equity goals. In December 2024, the California Transportation Commission (CTC) awarded…

  • Shared Micromobility Update: Rapid industry change, guidance, and new research

    Shared Micromobility Update: Rapid industry change, guidance, and new research

    The extraordinary rise in micromobility services continues across the U.S., while the private market consolidates around a few major companies. It is difficult for us to wrap our heads around all this change we read about in the news. What does it mean for micromobility services? How can and should cities be planning for micromobility…

  • Finding the Money:  Additional Active Transportation Funding Programs Webinar Registration Open

    Finding the Money: Additional Active Transportation Funding Programs Webinar Registration Open

    Communities across California rely heavily on state and federal grants to build vital active transportation projects and programs. While funding for these efforts is limited and the demand is high, the benefits of projects that receive funding speak for themselves. Investing in active transportation improves safety, reduces greenhouse gas emissions, enhances public health, reduces congestion,…

  • Call for Session Topics

    Is there a topic you want to hear about at the Symposium? The Symposium Planning Committee is working to provide sessions on current challenges, trends, and best practices related to active transportation projects across the state. If you have a suggestion for a topic you would like to hear about, please let us know by…