Houston Bike Plan
The Houston Bike Plan envisions Houston as a safer, more accessible, bike-friendly city
- Improve Safety – To provide a safer bicycle network for people of all ages and abilities through improved facilities, education, and enforcement.
- Increase Access – To create a highly accessible, citywide network of comfortable bike facilities that connects neighborhoods to transit, jobs, and activity centers, including schools, universities, parks, and libraries
- Increase Ridership – To exceed average ridership levels in peer cities by implementing policies and programs that enable more people to ride bicycles and encourage healthy, active transportation choices
- Develop and maintain facilities – To develop and maintain a high-quality bicycle network, including both bikeways and end-of-trip facilities.
Houston Bike Plan Map – Almost 1,800 miles of high-comfort bikeways are planned for the City of Houston. Explore the full network guiding the implementation of the Houston Bike Plan.
Bicycle Advisory Committee – Infrastructure Subcommittee
City of Houston – Bicycle Advisory Committee – Infrastructure Subcommittee
AGENDA
Wednesday, February 25, 2026, 2:00 – 4:00pm,
611 Walker, 6th Floor
Bicycle Advisory Committee
The committee will advise and make recommendations to the Planning Commission and Planning Director on bicycling issues in Houston, including amendments to the Bike Plan, bicycle safety and education, strategies for funding projects, and promoting public participation in bicycling. The Committee was established by ordinance in 2017 to assist in implementation of the Houston Bike Plan. The Chair and Vice-Chair of the Bicycle Advisory Committee (BAC) formed two subcommittees in May 2018. The two subcommittees are the Infrastructure Subcommittee and the Education Subcommittee. These two subcommittees were established in order to draft recommendations for consideration by the BAC. The Infrastructure Subcommittee will address topics related to selecting, designing, and implementing the Bike Plan’s proposed network of bikeways. The Education Subcommittee will address educational programs and tools needed to increase safety for vulnerable road users. The equitable distribution of new bike infrastructure and safety of vulnerable road users will be core components of both subcommittees.
BAC Members and Supporting Staff – Photo and Member Information Coming Soon
