There are many City and County plans to improve walking and biking in Berkeley. In addition to learning about the plans below, you can get alerts from Walk Bike Berkeley by signing up for the WBB newsletter and from Bike East Bay about Multimodal San Pablo Avenue.

City of Berkeley Plans

• Vision Zero Plan (adopted 3/10/2020)

• Pedestrian Plan (adopted 1/26/2021)

• Bike Plan (adopted 5/07/2017)

• Five Year Paving Plan (adopted 11/28/2023)

• Additional Adopted Plans

Alameda County Plans

• San Pablo Corridor Project Plan

• 1-80/Ashby Interchange Improvements

• Alameda CTC Bicycle and Pedestrian Program

Other resources that may be useful when looking at and responding to plans:

• Map of California Road System - Functional Classification: from Caltrans, this shows what streets are local, collector, arterial, and more

• Traffic and Road Safety Glossary: learn terms and see local examples in this glossary created by Berkeleyside writer Jose Fermoso

• California Active Transportation Safety Information Pages: a state-supported, non-commercial site dedicated to presenting the latest and most useful online resources to encourage and promote safety for pedestrians, bicyclists, and other non-motorized road users in California

• Safe Transportation Research and Education Center: a program of the UC Berkeley School of Public Health and the Institute of Transportation Studies with an objective to prevent injuries from traffic crashes through projects encompassing research, training, public service, and policy.