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Stage 1 Fire Restriction Activated

Due to elevated fire danger, the City of Phoenix has implemented Stage 1 Fire Restrictions. All consumer fireworks are prohibited within one mile of mountain preserves, desert parks, regional parks, conservation areas, national forests, and wilderness areas.

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Active Transportation Program

Active transportation is walking, bicycling, using a small wheeled vehicle, or a mobility device. It includes e-scooters and other types of lightweight, electric vehicles. The Active Transportation Program works to create a connected, enjoyable, equitable, and safe infrastructure network for everyone in Phoenix.

Read the Active Transportation Plan

E-scooters on sidewalk — Shared Micromobility Program Shared e-scooters and e-bikes — also known as micromobility — provide a sustainable and convenient way to get around Phoenix connecting people and places. These devices provide an alternative transportation option for short trips. Find out how you can rent one of these devices!

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Request a Bike Rack

If you would like to request a bike rack in front of your business, please contact the Active Transportation team at bike@phoenix.gov.

Phoenix Connected Active Neighborhoods Program — Phoenix Connected Active Neighborhoods Program (PhxCAN) is a community-focused approach to improve bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure Citywide.

Learn more about PhxCAN

Phoenix Bikeways in Lane Miles

Standard bike lane: 1,194.54 lane miles

Two-way bike lane: 1.99 lane miles

Bus bike lane: 1.79 lane miles

Shared use path - unpaved: 40.76 centerline miles

Shared use path - paved: 75.55 centerline miles

Bicycle and pedestrian tunnel: 1.63 centerline miles

Bicycle and pedestrian bridge: 2.51 centerline miles