Walkable and Bikeable Shasta
Did you know that the city of Redding is a Bronze-Level Bicycle Friendly Community? The city and region are blazing new trails for cyclists, pedestrians, and the mobility-impaired. You can help shape the bicycle and pedestrian planning process.
Do you have a bike and ped concern?
– Leave a comment on Healthy Shasta’s Street Story to improve paths, sidewalks, crossings, and roadways and more easily accommodate all ages and abilities when walking, biking, rolling, and taking transit to destinations in the Shasta Region.
Make your voice heard!
– Tell us what’s on your mind.
Attend meetings where decisions get made
– Attend SRTA Technical Advisory Committee and Board of Directors Meetings to learn more about which projects are moving forward in the region and to join the dynamic discussion on the evolution of our transportation system.
Walking or cycling too far to catch the bus?
– Find out about our Unmet Transit Needs Process.
What are the ground rules for public participation?
– Find out more information on SRTA’s Public Participation process.
Here’s how you can help shape the bicycle and pedestrian planning process.
- Tell us your ideas for bike and pedestrian projects.
Stay in the loop by receiving updates related to bike and pedestrian planning.
Attend SRTA Technical Advisory Committee and Board of Directors Meetings.
Find out more information on SRTA’s Public Participation process.
Bicycle and Pedestrian Resources
Guides, Maps, & Manuals
Tripbuzz.com’s Ultimate Bike Safety Guide
Healthy Shasta’s Local Maps web page.
Healthy Shasta’s Biking web page
Local Bicycle & Pedestrian Groups
Hey, where’s my group? – If your bicycle or pedestrian group is not listed, please let us know!