Salt Lake City's Pedestrian and Bicycle Master Plan provides a guiding framework and recommendations for the development of pedestrian and bicycle facilities. The plan includes policies for improvements alongside education, encouragement, and enforcement programs.
In accordance with the City's Complete Streets ordinance, the plan treats walking and bicycling as integral components of the city's transportation systems. It also recognizes the health, fitness, and recreational aspects of these modes of travel.
The current plan was passed by the City Council in 2015. This update replaced a previous bicycle and pedestrian plan that dated from 2004.
With support from the city's citizen-based bicycle advisory committee, Salt Lake City has maintained a bicycle master plan since the early 1990s.
