City of Ypsilanti, Michigan - Non-Motorized Transportation Plan

There are a lot of benefits to not using an automobile, but leaving the car behind needs to be safe and easy. On March 17th, 2010, the City of Ypsilanti adopted a non-motorized transportation plan to ensure that residents and visitors have an accessible, walkable, and bikeable community.

You can download it in PDF by clicking this link:

Ypsilanti Non-Motorized Plan 2010. (without appendices)

Plan Sections:
Each section is in PDF format.

Section I: Background Information (includes table of contents)
Section II: Objectives and Strategies
Section III: Action Plan

Appendices:
All appendices are in PDF format. These files may be large, and take some time to download. Please be patient.

I: Recommended Ordinance Changes
II: Survey & Results: 2009 Non-Motorized Planning Process
III: Survey & Results: 2007 YDDA "toDowntown" Study
IV: Huron/I-94 Non-Motorized Crossing Study (2005)
V: Huron River Drive Right-of-Way Constraints
VI: Promoting Active Communities Self-Assessment (2009)
VII: PA 33 of 2008 & Adoption Timeline
VIII: Documentation of Adoption Process
IX: Washtenaw Avenue Right-of-Way Information
X: Washtenaw County Border-to-Border Trail Map

Have a problem with a street, sidewalk, curb cut or overhanging brush? Call the Department of Public Services at 734-483-1421 or submit your problem online at the Ypsilanti Online Action Center.