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CORE MPO Bicycle & Pedestrian Facility Study

Help shape the future of walking and biking across the Savannah metropolitan region.

About the Study

About the Study

Connecting communities through a regional vision for walking and biking

The CORE MPO Bicycle and Pedestrian Facility Study is a regional planning effort led by the Coastal Region Metropolitan Planning Organization (CORE MPO) to improve safety, connectivity, and accessibility for people walking and biking across the Savannah metropolitan region.

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Over the past several years, many municipalities within the CORE MPO region have completed their own bicycle, pedestrian, and trail plans. This study builds on those efforts by compiling existing data, completing an inventory of existing sidewalks, trails, and bikeways, and developing a unified regional plan for future investments.

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By "stitching the region together", the CORE MPO aims to create a connected network of walking and biking connections that links neighborhoods, schools, parks, and destinations. The goal is to make active transportation safer and more accessible for everyone.​

Why It Matters

This assessment highlights where gaps exist, helps the region prioritize improvements, and positions communities to be eligible for future funding opportunities for projects.

Share Your Thoughts

Help Shape the Vision

Your voice matters. The CORE MPO Bicycle and Pedestrian Facility Study depends on community input to identify needs, priorities, and opportunities for walking and biking across the region. Explore the options below to share your ideas and help guide the plan.

Online Survey

Take a short survey to share how you travel, what challenges you face, and where improvements are needed.

Text-to-Survey

Text COREBikePed to (912) 214-4944 to take a SMS text version of survey right from your phone.

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Envíe COREBikePedESP por texto para la versión en español.

Join Mailing List

Sign up to stay informed about project updates, surveys, and upcoming public engagement events.

Interactive Map Feedback

Drop pins, draw routes, and show where walking and biking can be made safer and more connected.

Encuesta en Línea

Esta es la versión en español de la encuesta en línea. Realice una breve encuesta para compartir cómo viaja, los desafíos que enfrenta y dónde se necesitan mejoras.

Project Schedule & Key Dates

Project Schedule

Phase 1: Existing Facilities Inventory

Collect and map existing sidewalks, trails, and bike facilities to build a baseline of current conditions.

June 2025 - November 2025

Phase 2: Needs Assessment & Visioning

Identify gaps and challenges in multimodal network - transportation systems that integrate walking, biking, and public transit. Public feedback through surveys.

November 2025 - April 2026

Phase 3: Plan Development

Potential projects and strategies will be developed and refined through continued stakeholder and community input.

April 2026 - August 2026

Phase 4: Final Recommendation

The study will present a unified regional plan and priority improvements informed by public engagement and technical analysis.

August 2026 - December 2026

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Key Dates

Key dates for public engagement are forthcoming.

Key Dates

Contact Us

Have questions or feedback about the CORE MPO Bicycle & Pedestrian Facility Study? We’d love to hear from you!

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Use the contact form to send a message directly to the project team.

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