The Fort Worth Active Transportation and Micromobility Network (ATMN) was adopted on June 9th, 2026, and replaces the Active Transportation Plan (M&C-26- 0506, Ordinance). The ATMN was a validation requirement for the Blue Zones Project, a community-wide well-being improvement initiative to help make healthy choices easier for everyone in Fort Worth.
The primary objectives of the Fort Worth Active Transportation and Micromobility Network includes the following:
- Identify the Active Transportation network for people who walk, use transit and bicycles, thereby creating a citywide seamless network of on- and off-street bicycle and pedestrian ways suitable for people of all ages and abilities.
- Prioritize Projects that close gaps in access to trails, bike lanes, transit, and micromobility.
- Develop projects through the Transportation Investment Program to identify project scoping, costs, phasing, and potential funding sources.
- Work with developers on the implementation of a transportation system that supports micromobility.
What is Active Transportation?
Active transportation is a means of getting around that is achieved through human-powered mobility. This includes walking, cycling and using transit, as well as the needs of wheelchair users and other types of mobility devices (e-scooters, micro-delivery bots, e-bikes, etc.). Active transportation is an important element of Fort Worth’s mobility network, since it not only increases transportation choices but also supports healthy, active living.
Fort Worth Active Transportation and Micromobility Network
The Active Transportation and Mobility Network is incorporated into the Master Transportation Plan Document located at Master Transportation Plan
Adopted Network
You can view the adopted network and project alignments on the Master Roadway Network Dashboard. It is a layer on the MRN dashboard.
Previous Active Transportation Studies
Active Transportation Plan (Adopted 2019)
Active Transportation Plan (April 2nd 2019)(PDF, 16MB)
Active Transportation Plan Executive Summary (April 2nd 2019)(PDF, 3MB)
Walk! Fort Worth (Adopted Oct 21, 2014)
The Walk Fort Worth Pedestrian Transportation Plan aims to make walking around the city safer and more convenient. By replacing the short vehicle trips with pedestrian trips, Cowtown air will be measurably cleaner and the population healthier thanks to increased physical activity. If that isn't important enough, it also helps reduce congestion on our streets. Learn more »
Bike Fort Worth (Adopted April 9, 2019)
The city's Bike Fort Worth plan sets a blueprint for improving the bicycle-friendliness of city streets through a system of dedicated lanes and traffic-calming roadway improvements. Learn more »