- Webinar
- February 24, 2026
The ATRC invites you to its next webinar to learn about sustainability as required in the Active Transportation Program Guidelines (Section I: Sustainability) and hear from two California Active Transportation Program projects which have maintained active transportation activities beyond their funding period. The speakers will discuss how they were able to secure continued funding for these activities.
- Other Training Resources, Publications, Resource Library, Training & Events
“Bike Friendly Streets: Design Standards” presents examples of cities across the United States and globally redesigning their streets to accommodate and encourage bicycling. From road diets that make room for bike lanes to complete redesigns of streets, cities are stepping up to the challenge of providing a variety of options for the bicyclists in their communities.
- Other Training Resources, Publications, Resource Library, Training & Events
This course covers current practices in planning and implementation of infrastructure for biking and walking.
- Other Training Resources, Publications, Resource Library, Training & Events
These four courses explore the Dutch approach to safe and efficient street design, including network planning, traffic calming, intersection design, and the balance between mobility and placemaking.
- Other Training Resources, Publications, Resource Library, Training & Events
In this series of courses, Jeff Speck outlines the reasons why walkability matters, how cities can build more walkable spaces, and the key components of safe, comfortable, and interesting walks.
- Other Training Resources, Publications, Resource Library, Training & Events
Apply to the City Thread’s AMP program that helps U.S. cities build safer, more connected mobility networks—faster.
Green infrastructure, like tree planting and landscape design, can do more than beautify a street. It can cool neighborhoods, improve air quality, support mental and physical health, and help communities adapt to climate change. This ATRC webinar will explore how greening strategies can be integrated into active transportation projects to build climate resiliency. You’ll also learn how to collaborate with the California Conservation Corps to install green amenities, and hear the inspiration behind a San Joaquin Valley community that is incorporating green infrastructure into its design.
- General, Publications, Resource Library, Safe Routes to School, Walk and Bike Audits
Provides a step-by-step approach for conducting walk audits with high school students with disabilities. Highlights ways teachers, coordinators, and professionals can work with students to identify barriers, document their experiences, and translate findings into improvements.
- Publications, Resource Library, Vision Zero & Safe Systems
This recently updated toolkit aims to help create safer communities for walking and biking across California through the use of the Safe System Approach. Within the toolkit, each strategy is organized into key categories, including advocacy and policy; data collection and analysis; infrastructure; and programming.
The Caltrans Active Transportation Program (ATP) invites local agencies with ATP-funded projects to attend an upcoming training webinar. This webinar will help agencies better understand their reporting responsibilities and ensure compliance with program requirements.
It will include an overview of the Senate Bill 1 Accountability and Transparency (SB1 A&T) Guidelines, the CalSMART Reporting System, ATP reporting requirements, and guidance for reporting on quick-build projects.