6.3Invest in safe, accessible infrastructure that lets people walk, bike, and roll with confidence

Progress

On time

Not started
Planning
In Progress
Continuous

Background

People are more likely to choose active transportation when they feel safe and comfortable, which requires connected sidewalks, protected bike lanes, ADA features, and designs that minimize conflicts with vehicles.

Progress Update

City staff are in the process of updating the city's Transportation System Plan to guide the next decade of transportation improvements in Beaverton.

Associated Activities

What's left to do?

2035
Expand and enhance bike infrastructure with protected bike lanes, multi-use trails, and secure bike parking.
This is a potential activity.
2035
Utilize parking fees to support programs.
This is a potential activity.
2035
Update design standards to prioritize walking, biking, and taking the bus.
This is a potential activity.
2035
Support and expand Safe Routes to School.
This is a potential activity.

Related strategies

Objective

Associated Target(s)
- Future infrastructure investments target – to be aligned with the Transportation System Plan (TSP).

Recommended Leads & Key Partners

GHG Reduction Potential
68,600 MT CO2e - 208,400 MT CO2e | Cumulative, 2026-2050

City Roles

Information updated 10/07/2026

Progress

Description

Background

Progress Update

Associated Activities

What's left to do?

Expand and enhance bike infrastructure with protected bike lanes, multi-use trails, and secure bike parking.

Utilize parking fees to support programs.

Update design standards to prioritize walking, biking, and taking the bus.

Support and expand Safe Routes to School.

Related strategies

Summary and contacts

Objective

Associated Target(s)

Recommended Leads & Key Partners

GHG Reduction Potential

City Roles