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Bicycle, pedestrian, and micro-mobility modes of travel are recognized nationwide as cost-efficient ways to address equity and mobility and air quality concerns, while improving quality of life and physical health.

Bicycle/Pedestrian Regional Master Plan

The GO Plan is a Bicycle/Pedestrian Master Plan which provides a comprehensive regional plan for pedestrian and bicycle improvements; provides connectivity to the existing regional trail network using on-street treatments; improves pedestrian and bicycle safety; provides a more strategic approach to competing for pedestrian and bicycle funding; and identifies barriers, with solutions, for residents to safely access destinations using walking or bicycling modes within the Tulsa region. The plan includes 11 cities in the Tulsa Metropolitan Area: Bixby, Broken Arrow, Catoosa, Collinsville, Coweta, Glenpool, Jenks, Owasso, Sand Springs, Skiatook, and Tulsa.

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Regional Trail System The Tulsa Area Trails System is an interconnected system of bicycle and pedestrian trails maintained by several different entities. Trails are maintained by the City of Tulsa Parks Dept, Tulsa Public Works Dept., Riverparks Authority, Broken Arrow Parks, Tulsa County Parks, Jenks Parks Dept., the City of Skiatook, and the City of Sand Springs. Click here for more information on the Regional Trail System

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Bicycle Transportation
A short bike ride has both physical and mental health benefits and decreases the amount of pollution and automobile related accidents. The Tulsa Area Trails System is a great place to enjoy riding your bicycle. Many streets in our area are also maked with bike lanes to promote bicycles for both recreational and alternative transportation uses.

This Machine Bicycle Sharing System
This Machine bikeshare includes 150 bikes and 30+ stations operating 365 days per year. This Machine is operated by Tulsa Bike Share, a local 501c3 nonprofit.

Phase 2 of This Machine’s service (beginning to launch June 2020) will expand the network to 220 electric bikes with service into the Pearl District, Kendall-Whittier, 11th Street, Cherry Street, Brookside and the Gathering Place neighborhoods. By providing a network of bicycles that can be rented on-demand from stations located around the city, This Machine is changing the way we move about and experience our community.

Tulsa Bike Share is a partner of George Kaiser Family Foundation, Chapman Family Trust, the City of Tulsa, INCOG, and the Better Bike Share Partnership. For more information, visit https://thismachinetulsa.org/

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Links and Resources

Tulsa is a League of American Bicyclists Bronze Level Bike Friendly Community http://www.bikeleague.org/community The University of Tulsa is a League of American Bicyclists Bronze Level Bike Friendly University http://www.bikeleague.org/university

Local Partners:

Tulsa Bicycle Club http://www.tulsabicycleclub.com/

Oklahoma Bicycling Coalition  promotes  bicycling for fun, fitness and transportation and a bicycle-friendly Oklahoma through advocacy and education.http://www.okbike.org/

This Machine https://thismachinetulsa.com/

Bike Club, after school program https://bikeclubtulsa.com/

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For more information, contact:
Jane Ziegler, Bicycle & Pedestrian Coordinator
918-579-9427
jziegler@incog.org