2019-2022 Triangle Bikeway Study
Triangle area agencies worked together to plan a regional, 23-mile, shared-use path linking Raleigh, Cary, Morrisville, Research Triangle Park (RTP), Durham, and Chapel Hill following the I-40 and NC54 corridor. The path will connect Triangle residents and visitors to jobs, popular destinations, trail networks, transit, and more, across the region. While the project is called a bikeway, it will be a shared-use path suitable for users of all ages and abilities both on foot and by bike. Shared-use paths are paved trails that are separated from vehicular traffic and used by both pedestrians and cyclists.
After extensive analysis and collection of significant community input, the project team evaluated over 100 miles of potential routes to develop a recommended alignment route. During the evaluation process, potential routes were studied to understand challenges and constraints. Both Triangle West TPO & CAMPO Boards adopted the Triangle Bikeway Study in Spring/Summer of 2022.
Triangle Bikeway Feasibility + Implementation Study
Appendix C: Supplementary Cost Information
Appendix D: Supplementary Public Engagement
Appendix E: Supplementary Design Resources
2022-2024 Implementation Strategy
In order to further evaluate implementation and prepare the project for potential funding opportunities, the project was split and currently in different phases of design, consistent with the results of the Triangle Bikeway Study. To learn more, visit agency websites below.
Triangle Bikeway: West
Triangle West TPO (Durham, Orange)
Contact: David Miller
david.miller@twtpo.org
Regional Advisory Committee
CPRC
Contact: Chris Lawson
clawson@centralpinesnc.gov
Triangle Bikeway: East
CAMPO (Wake)
Contact: Cara Russell
cara.russell@campo-nc.us
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