Transit tax includes funding for new bike lanes and sidewalks in Phoenix, Arizona.

This Florida bill redirects increased revenue from new motor vehicle fees to be used for a number of transportation programs.

Webinar: Active Transportation Funding & the Next Transportation Bill

The Washington State Legislature creates a comprehensive funding package to fund a backlog of needed infrastructure projects.

Washington state budget bill for FY 2016 included $2.5 million to develop affordable housing related to equitable transit-oriented development

Amicus brief written by RTC and others in the Supreme Court case Marvin M. Brandt Revocable Trust v. United States in 2014.

In 2013, California’s Senate Bill 99 created California’s first active transportation program.

The Active Transportation Beyond Urban Centers report demonstrates that active transportation is a part of life even beyond urban centers.

This research project provides information on legal risks to transportation and other public entities having bikeways on shared roadways.

"Active Transportation for America" makes the case and quantifies the national benefits of bicycling and walking infrastructure