Orlando 2026 Bicycle Plan Update
The City of Orlando began updating its Bike Plan in fall 2025 to build on its long-standing vision that biking in Orlando should be a safe, comfortable, and convenient transportation option for people of all ages, abilities, and backgrounds, supported by a connected, low-stress bikeway network.
The plan establishes the vision that bicycling in Orlando should be:
- Safe and comfortable
- Accessible to all ages, abilities, and backgrounds
- A practical transportation option, not just recreation
- Supported by a low‑stress bikeway network that connects daily destinations
The update follows national best practices while reflecting shifts in the local community and across neighborhoods, focusing on who the network serves, what it provides, and why it matters for transportation and quality of life. Plan recommendations will support the City in upgrading it's silver status as a Bicycle Friendly Community from the League of American Bicyclists. Community input will help shape a visionary, accessible, and safety-focused bikeway network with clear goals and performance targets through 2030.
Online tools you can use to share your thoughts on the Orlando Bike Plan Update include:
Public Survey
Our public survey gives everyone the opportunity to voice their opinions in a convenient and guided way.
Online Feedback Map
Use this tool to offer valuable information related to an area, site or specific location in Orlando through an interactive, virtual map. Participants can leave comments, ask questions, and add images to their map “pins”.
Forums
Provides a space for discussion, dialogue, and debate. Participants can share experiences, ask questions, and have conversations in a safe and interactive environment.
Ideas
Use “virtual” post-it notes to add ideas on a collective “ideas board”. People can also like and comment on ideas that they care most about.
Wheel It In! Open House Schedule
This Open House is an opportunity for you to share your experience on how you ride around the city, what is working well, and where improvements are needed in your neighborhood. Your experiences and stories are valuable to help inform Orlando’s Bike Plan update and guide the next generation of bike investments.
