Active transportation is human-powered transportation that engages people in healthy physical activity while they travel from place to place. People walking, bicycling, using strollers, wheelchairs/mobility devices, skateboarding, and rollerblading are engaged in active transportation.

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ODOT has worked local governments and AASHTO to designate the Ohio portion of USBR 50. Click on the title above to see more information on this first US Bicycle Route through Ohio!

Several federal and state programs are available to fund bicycle and pedestrian projects here in Ohio. Project types include shared use paths, bicycle parking, safety education programs, and on road infrastructure such as bicycle lanes and signage. Attached is a chart designed to inform local municipalities of these potential funding opportunities.

You may choose to support Share the Road by purchasing the Share the Road license plates. Five dollars of the total plate cost is distributed to the highway safety fund to publish and distribute a booklet that instructs bicycle riders on the methods and procedures of riding bicycles on the roads and streets of this state in a confident, legal, and safe manner.