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Bicycling & Walking in the United States
Benchmarking Progress
Latest Updates
- Census Data shows Biking and Walking to Work Bouncing Back
- NEW DATA ON SHARED MICROMOBILITY SHOWS GROWTH OF E-SCOOTERS, SUCCESS OF LARGE CITIES
- PRELIMINARY DATA ON AUTOMATED DRIVING SYSTEMS SHOWS MAJORITY OF INCIDENTS WITH NON-MOTORIZED USERS ARE WITH BICYCLISTS
- UNEVEN START FOR SAFETY FUNDING
- NHTSA DATA BONUS – ROADWAY OWNERSHIP DATA SHOWS STATE OWNED ROADS HAVE INCREASING SHARE OF TRAFFIC DEATHS
About the Benchmarking Project
The Benchmarking Project is a project of the League of American Bicyclists and the CDC’s Active People, Healthy Nation initiative. It continues work started by the Alliance for Biking and Walking in 2007, and published through six editions of physical reports. As a website, this ongoing project is intended to be a guide to publicly available data on bicycling and walking, and the public policy that supports creating a healthy, active America through bicycling and walking. We hope you enjoy the data and discussions in this report.
This website builds upon the 2018 report, with updated data as it becomes available.
