We need your help to make sure Evanston’s updated Bike Plan is a comprehensive and actionable vision for the future of micromobility in our community, with specific recommendations and a plan of action for building new cycling infrastructure for all ages and abilities (AAA).

What: Public Feedback Meetings on the Bike Plan Update

When/Where: Tuesday, January 27th from 5 – 8 PM at Prieto Community Center, 430 Asbury Ave
*Spanish language translation available

Tuesday, February 3rd from 6 – 8 PM at Robert Crown Community Center, 1801 Main St
*Virtual attendance option available

Why: This is a generational opportunity to shape the future of Evanston’s streets. City staff and Council Members will be there to take your suggestions.

What to advocate for:

#1 Protected Bike Lanes and Paths

Corridors to suggest:
Main Street, Sheridan Road, Asbury Ave, Oakton/South Blvd, Emerson Ave, Sherman Ave, etc.

#2 High-Quality Neighborhood Greenways

Corridors to suggest:
Lincoln/Harrison Streets, Lake Street, Greenleaf Street, Maple Ave, Poplar Ave, etc.

#3 Protected Intersections

Intersections to suggest:
Church & Dodge, Main & Dodge, Asbury & Davis, etc.

#4 Bus Boarding Islands

Corridors to suggest:
Davis and Church Streets through Downtown Evanston or along Dodge Ave

#5 Implementation/Policy
Formally adopt the ‘All Ages and Abilities’ (AAA) standard for all new bike facilities to be constructed in Evanston, a best practice per the National Association of City Transportation Officials (NACTO) Urban Bikeway Design Guide.

Make sure your voice is heard! Bring a neighbor, bring a friend, and let's pack these meetings to support a bike-friendly future for Evanston.