Local Walk/Bike Groups & Committees
Local committees and advocacy groups are working to build complete streets in communities across Vermont. We can connect you with a group in your area, or help you form a new one.
Find a Local Walk/Bike Group
Local Motion partners with and supports local walk/bike organizations across Vermont to help them set goals, plan projects, organize community support, and more.
Local walk/bike organizations increase awareness about walking and biking, help local decision-makers set priorities for complete streets improvements, and engage partner organizations and interested citizens in promoting positive change.
We can help your community set up a local walk/bike advisory committee or advocacy group if it doesn't already have one. If you are involved in or know of a walk/bike group that may be interested in working with us, or would like to learn more about setting up a walk/bike committee or group in your community, please email Local Motion's Complete Streets Program Manager, Jonathon Weber.
Addison County
Bristol Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Committee
Middlebury Infrastructure Committee
Walk-Bike Council of Addison County
Caledonia County
Primitive Transport (Lyndon/Lyndonville)
Saint Johnsbury Bike/Ped Committee
Chittenden County
Essex Junction Walk/Bike Advisory Committee
Shelburne Bike and Pedestrian Paths Committee
Shelburne Village Pedestrian Safety Group
South Burlington Bicycle & Pedestrian Committee
Vermonters for People-Oriented Places (Burlington-based)
Winooski Alliance for Active Transportation
Franklin County
Lamoille County
Morrisville Walk Bike Group
Orange County
Walk/Bike Randolph
Washington County
Montpelier Complete Streets Committee
Montpelier Transportation Infrastructure Committee
Windham County
Brattleboro Coalition for Active Transportation (BCAT)
Rockingham Bike/Ped Committee
Get Help Forming a New Walk/Bike Group
We can help you start a new walk/bike group if there isn't an active one in your area.