BikeWalk NC envisions a state where anyone can choose to bicycle, roll, run, and walk as practical, healthy, safe and active transportation.
Our Mission is to lead, support, and inspire advocacy and educational efforts throughout North Carolina for an environment that fairly, safely, and equitably serves bicyclists, pedestrians, and others using active mobility and human-powered transportation.
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We work with individuals, elected officials, government agencies and nonprofit sectors to increase access to and safety of active transportation options.
Your financial support is crucial towards making our mission a success.
Recent News and Happenings
2023 NC BikeWalk Summit Wrap Up
The city of Salisbury and Catawba College served as host to the 2023 NC BikeWalk Transportation Summit, September 14-16. The 208 registered attendees from 59 North Carolina cities and towns were treated to speaker sessions covering topics such as, Transportation…
Summit Session Spotlight: Funding to Support Bicycling and Walking: Sources, Challenges, and Opportunities
Join panelists from the UNC Highway Safety Research Center for an interactive discussion about funding for projects that support bicycling, walking and rolling in North Carolina. After reviewing funding streams and resources for navigating these sources, panelists will share details…
Summit Session Spotlight: Transportation Demand Management Program
Transportation Demand Management (TDM) is a broad term encompassing any type of program or infrastructure that helps people shift their travel behavior away from single-occupancy vehicles and toward healthier, more sustainable travel choices. Centralina Regional Council, NCDOT, and partners are…
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BikeWalk NC is the statewide advocacy organization for bicyclists and pedestrians. We work through education, advocacy and promotion to make it safer and more accessible to walk and bike for transportation, recreation, and health. Walkable, bicycle-friendly communities are more equitable and economically vibrant.
Our stakeholders help identify issues and provide input to solutions as we work with elected officials, government agencies and other nonprofit organizations to increase access to and safety of our sidewalks, cross walks, greenways, trails, bike lanes, bike accommodations, and other active transportation infrastructure. We are a member-based, 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
We are pleased to have the following clubs, organizations and corporations as members.
