Protected Bikeway Update to the Bicycle Master Plan (June 2015)

The Plan established goals to improve safety for bicyclists and increase the number of trips taken by bike. It also includes bicycle policy, existing conditions, a list of projects and ways to fund the plan.

The 2011 Bicycle Master Plan addresses a broad range of bikeway types, including off-street trails, bike boulevards, bike lanes, and shared lanes.

It does not address on-street protected bikeways.

The City of Minneapolis also approved a Climate Action Plan in 2013. the Plan made 30 miles of on-street protected bike facilities possible by 2020.

This plan update decides the best locations and costs for creation of protected bikeways in Minneapolis.

• Protected Bikeway Update to the Bicycle Master Plan Protected Bikeway Update to the Bicycle Master Plan
• Appendix: Protected Bikeway Feasibility Analysis Appendix: Protected Bikeway Feasibility Analysis
• Draft Protected Bikeway Update to the Bicycle Master Plan Draft Protected Bikeway Update to the Bicycle Master Plan
• May 2014 Public Input Summary Report May 2014 Public Input Summary Report

BAC Recommendations for the Bicycle Master Plan (September 2011)

• BAC Recommendations for the Implementation of the Bicycle Master Plan
• DRAFT BAC Recommendations for the Implementation of the Bicycle Master Plan

Bicycle Master Plan chapters (June 2011)

• Full Bicycle Master Plan
• Cover and Table of Contents
• Chapter 1 – Introduction
• Chapter 2 – History
• Chapter 3 – Policy Framework
• Chapter 4 – Existing Conditions
• Chapter 5 – Needs Analysis
• Chapter 6 – Goals, Objectives, & Benchmarks
• Chapter 7 – Projects
• Chapter 8 – Funding & Implementation
• Bicycle Master Plan Map

Bicycle facility manual (May 2010)

• Cover and Table of Contents
• Chapter 1 – Introduction
• Chapter 2 – Design Factors
• Chapter 3 – Off-Street Facilities
• Chapter 4 – On-Street Facilities
• Chapter 5 – Bicycle Parking
• Chapter 6 – Support Facilities
• Chapter 7 – Bicycles and Transit
• Chapter 244. Maintenance Code (50 pages)
• Chapter 9 – Innovation
• Acknowledgements