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
Jericho Bicycle and Pedestrian Connectivity Committee
Shelburne Bike and Pedestrian Paths Committee
Shelburne Falls Road Working Group
Shelburne Village Pedestrian Safety Group
South Burlington Bicycle & Pedestrian Committee
Vermonters for People-Oriented Places
Winooski Alliance for Active Transportation
Franklin County
Lamoille County
Morrisville Walk Bike Group
Orange County
Washington County
Montpelier Complete Streets Committee
Montpelier Transportation Infrastructure Committee
Windham County
Brattleboro Coalition for Active Transportation (BCAT)
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.