Yuba City has received grant funding to develop an Active Transportation Plan. This effort will update the existing 2011 Yuba City Bicycle Master Plan and broaden its scope to include pedestrian and active modes of travel more broadly to include those walking, rolling via mobility assistance devices, or other means of human powered mobility. In partnership with the community, these plans will create a vision and strategy to improve walking, biking, and rolling conditions and opportunities in Yuba City.

A comprehensive vision for policies and network of trails, bike lanes, sidewalks, and other elements that connect people to where they need to go in and near Yuba City by means of walking, bicycling, rolling via mobility device, and scootering

• Identification of short- and long-term implementable projects, programs, and policies
• Reduced death and injury on Yuba City’s streets and roads
• Safer, more inviting neighborhoods that encourage people to walk, bike, or roll to get to local destinations such as schools, work, dining, or recreation.
• Improving physical and mental health
• Reducing air pollution
• Saving money on gas and car maintenance

We want to hear your ideas. Add a comment in the interactive webmap below to tell us if:

• The recommended facilities feel appropriate
• Locations where recommendations are needed that are not included

We appreciated hearing your ideas. The map below is now closed to new comments. However, the Auburn CSAP ATP Feedback Tool (see above) is available to provide any additional comments or feedback. In addition, the map below is available for you to review the feedback from the community, which have:

• The recommended facilities feel appropriate
• Places you like to access via walking, biking, or rolling
• Locations where recommendations are needed that are not included