We're excited to launch Cleveland Moves – our five year multimodal transportation plan!

Cleveland Moves

We’re working to make it safer, more convenient, and more comfortable to get around Cleveland. Help us develop Cleveland Moves, our guiding strategy for the next five years.

Where do you already walk, roll, or ride a bike? Where are there barriers that make it difficult or uncomfortable to get around in your neighborhood? What would make riding transit easier for you?The Cleveland Moves logo, which shows icons of a person running, using a wheelchair, riding a bike, and waiting for the bus in various colors.

This summer, we’ll be in the community listening to your experiences. We will share recommendations in the fall, and finalize and adopt Cleveland Moves in early 2025.

We need your help to get this right. You can subscribe to our email list, attend events, and add to our interactive map.

Project Outcomes

Cleveland Moves: Cleveland’s 5-year Multimodal Transportation Plan will:

  • Update the 2007 Bikeway Master Plan to recommend a connected bike network for riders of all ages and abilities for 3-year rapid implementation​
  • Build on the Vision Zero Action Plan by taking a deep dive into bicycle and pedestrian safety issues to identify priority investments to make walking and rolling safer and more comfortable​ for everyone
  • Review existing programs and policies and address gaps related to walking, rolling, and riding bikes
  • Develop the look and feel of the Midway Bikeway Network​
  • Integrate ongoing projects and new recommendations into a 5-year prioritization and implementation plan

Interactive Map

We created an interactive map where you can share walking, biking, and rolling routes. You can also highlight important destinations and barriers that make your trips more difficult.

Have you contributed to planning processes in recent years? We already have your input! In addition to what we hear from you here, for Cleveland Moves we are referencing feedback received through other processes, including:

  • City Neighborhood Traffic Calming Request Form

  • NOACA's Regional Active Transportation Plan, ACTIVATE

  • Downtown Cleveland Transportation and Livability Study

  • Ohio City Mobility Study

  • Vision Zero Action Plan

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Upcoming events

As the planning process continues, we’ll share information here about events. Check back for updates, or join our email list above.