How bicycle friendly is Atlanta?

Who'd have thunk that an Atlanta neighborhood would ever log a Bike Score above “very bikeable” 80? Probably not many Atlantans, including the Lycra-wearing variety. read more

Atlanta has just about the minimum you would expect from a major metropolitan area. It is by no means supportive of bike riders, but obviously has made some reluctant provisions for bike riders. Atlanta is a joke for anyone not driving their own car. read more

Share How Atlanta is gradually becoming a bona fide bike-friendly city tweet share Reddit Pocket Flipboard Email The popular Atlanta Streets Alive event consumed Howell Mill Road and other Westside thoroughfares for the first time in June. read more

Cycle Atlanta: Phase 1.0 Study is an implementation strategy and 2015 appendix to the Connect Atlanta Plan to help the City of Atlanta become more bicycle friendly. The study serves as a “how-to manual” assisting city and community leaders in developing the city as a place where people of all ages and walks-of-life can safely bicycle, both for recreation and transportation. read more

The Reed Administration has made significant investments in bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure with a diverse range of partners including the Livable Centers Initiative, Atlanta BeltLine, PATH Foundation, Invest Atlanta, Buckhead Community Improvement District, Livable Buckhead, Midtown Alliance, Georgia Tech, Atlanta Downtown Improvement District and the Atlanta Falcons Youth Foundation. read more