Missouri Complete Streets

05/08/2026

Exciting active transportation improvements will be unveiled today in Kansas City!

Learn more via BikeWalkKC:

Riverfront bike/ped bridge and East 31st Street traffic calming and streetscape.

04/30/2026

Fun spotlight of the awesome work at Columbia Parks and Recreation's CoMo Bike Co-op!

Bolton is a bike advocate and mechanic for the Como Bike Co-Op, a program run by Columbia Parks and Recreation.

04/30/2026

A new trail connection to Katy Trail State Park is coming to City of Sedalia Missouri!

Katy Trail-Liberty Park Connect Project to Begin
Trail Construction from Katy Depot to Liberty Park
Beginning Wednesday, April 29, 2026

Beginning on Wednesday, April 29, 2026, the contractor Rhad A. Baker Construction LLC will begin work on approximately 5,983 feet of hard surface trail running the length of W. 3rd St. on the south side from the Katy Depot to Liberty Park. The trail is designed to accommodate both cyclists and pedestrians, with a dedicated 10-foot-wide path all being built on the city's existing right of way. The trail will be fully ADA compliant. This project was funded in part by a Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) grant.

The work will begin at W. 3rd St. and S. Sneed Ave. and will progress to the east. The project is estimated to be complete by the middle of October. Workers will be present along the roadway during this period. Inclement weather or equipment breakdowns could delay completion.

https://www.sedalia.com/news/katy-trail-liberty-park-connect-project-begin-trail-construction-katy-depot-liberty-park-beginning-wednesday-april-29-2026/

04/24/2026

Exciting active transportation infrastructure is being added this year in City of St. Louis!

04/24/2026

Here are some ways to support Magic Dragon Trails' active transportation development in Lake of the Ozarks!

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03/10/2026

A Great Rivers Greenway trail expansion is underway in the City of Maplewood!

🚧 Construction on the Greenwood Corridor is officially underway!

This exciting portion of the Greenwood Corridor and Deer Creek Greenway Project is now in progress as we work to enhance connectivity, safety, and access along the corridor.

🔄 Please note: Detours are currently in place due to road closures. We appreciate your patience as this important work moves forward.

📩 Want updates delivered directly to your inbox? You can sign up to receive project email notifications.

Learn more about the project and sign up for updates here:
👉 https://www.maplewoodmo.gov/community/greenwood_corridor___deer_creek_greenway_project.php

02/23/2026

Check out this fun opportunity from Bike Walk Joplin!

02/20/2026

Missouri Department of Transportation's Improve I-70 Project will host two public meetings on their plans for the segment from Rocheport to Paris Road in Columbia.

With pedestrian fatalities in 2025 at their highest in Missouri's history, this project will have major decades-long implications for 'vulnerable road user' connections traveling between north and south of the I-70 corridor.

Learn more here: https://www.modot.org/projects/improvei70/rocheportcolumbia

Missouri Department of Transportation is hosting two public hearings regarding the Improve I-70: Rocheport to Columbia project in the upcoming weeks!

Plans will be published online soon! Comments and questions can also be offered online via the I70 Project website from Monday, Feb. 23 to Wednesday, March 25.

Meeting dates include Monday, March 2, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Boone Electric Cooperative and Wednesday, March 4, from 5 to 7 p.m. at Midway Golf and Games.

02/20/2026

Exciting steps toward a potential expanded trail network in City of Kirksville!

The City of Kirksville’s Public Works Department is partnering with Allstate Consultants for drone surveying along the old Burlington Northern-Santa Fe railroad line. This data will be beneficial as the City plans to redevelop these areas into community trails.

During the week of February 23, residents may see Allstate staff around the city operating a drone in the vicinity of those old railroad lines. The drone will be equipped with sensors and cameras capable of capturing detailed topographic data.

The Public Works Department assures residents that all necessary precautions will be taken to ensure the safe and responsible operation of the drone during the surveying process. Additionally, the privacy of residents will be respected, and the drone will strictly focus on capturing topographical data.

For more information, contact the Public Works Department at 660.627.1291.

02/19/2026

More than 70 organizations across the state have called on Missouri Department of Transportation to implement one of our coalition goals: for MoDOT to adopt a statewide active transportation plan.

Learn more below: