This Section provides more than 45 tables, maps, and graphs showing data on bicycling and walking in the 50 United States.
Over the last decade, rates of bicycling and walking have mostly decreased while bicyclist and pedestrian deaths have increased.
- The rate of biking to work increased in only 8 states between 2010 and 2020, and decreased in 25 states.
- The rate of walking to work increased in only 2 states between 2010 and 2020, and decreased in 46 states.
According to the 2022 National Roadway Safety Strategy, both bicyclist and pedestrian fatalities increased nearly 45% between 2010 and 2020. These data point to the need for states to continue taking action on bicyclist and pedestrian safety.
Use this Section to find out about current conditions for bicycling and walking in states and how states are improving conditions for people who bike and walk in order to enable healthy, active transportation.
- NEW FOR 2022 – STATE FACT SHEETS
- NEW FOR 2023 – STATE FUNDING FACT SHEETS
- TOPIC I: RATES OF ACTIVE COMMUTING
- TOPIC II: DEMOGRAPHICS OF ACTIVE TRANSPORTATION COMMUTERS
- TOPIC III: PUBLIC HEALTH INDICATORS & BIKING & WALKING
- TOPIC IV: BIKING & WALKING ROAD SAFETY
- TOPIC V: PLANS & POLICIES
- TOPIC VI: TRAFFIC LAWS & TRAINING FOR PEDESTRIAN & BICYCLIST SAFETY
- TOPIC VII: FUNDING FOR BIKING & WALKING
- TOPIC VIII: INFRASTRUCTURE FOR PEOPLE BIKING & WALKING
