Dallas Morning News - August 2020
Dallas has a love-hate relationship with bikes...
NEXTCITY - March 2020
In Dallas, 80 percent of residents drive to work alone. Carbon emissions are up 133 percent between 1990 and 2017. So it’s only fitting that the city’s in-development climate action plan has a major focus on transportation.
Dallas Observer, February 2020
Dallas is nowhere close to fulfilling an ambitious plan to create a citywide network of bicycle lanes.
Bloomberg, CITYLAB - February 2019
After a disastrous experiment with dockless bike sharing, the famously auto-centric Texas city is trying to be more friendly to bicycles and pedestrians.
Culturemap - January 2019
A key east-west thoroughfare in Dallas got the green light for new bike lanes and wider sidewalks..
D Magazine - December 2017
A rush of rental bikes and the ensuing backlash against 'urban litter' have again raised the question of whether this city can handle two-wheeled lifestyle choices.
Dallas Morning News - May 2016
Five years after the Dallas City Council adopted a new bike plan, it's not exactly pedal to the metal at City Hall. Quite the opposite.
Dallas Morning News - September 2015
In 2012, Dallas had 8 miles of on-street bike lanes. Today that’s grown to 39.3 miles. Within the next few years, that’s expected to increase to 107 miles.
See Section 6.3 ActiveTransportation, p131 for more details on bike infrastructure, usage, and preference surveys in DFW
More detail into the opinions survey for the NCTCOG Mobility 2045 Plan
Trail of the month highlights and videos of regional bike trails
To attend TXDOT’s quarterly Bicycle Advisory Committee meetings, sign up here
The Strong Towns organization has a ton of resources on building safer streets for shared mobility
2020 meeting on a segment of DART’s Silver Line which is to include a Cotton Belt Trail line along the commuter rail corridor. (See 34min)
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