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Active Transportation
Active Transportation is any self-propelled mode of transportation, such as walking, bicycling, or skateboarding. These modes promote more active lifestyles and decrease residents’ reliance on vehicle transportation. The number of residents using active transportation to commute to work peaked in 2013 at more than 8,000 residents.
San Joaquin County Bike Maps
Bicycling is rapidly regaining popularity as a viable transportation option — bicycling is cheaper than car transportation and keeps you healthy and in shape!
The following maps can be used to plan for commuting or recreational bicycle trips. Before your trip, scout the route using Google Maps or by driving to identify any possible hazards. Interactive bikeways maps are best viewed through a browser rather than Google Maps app.
Please report any errors in the maps to Isaiah Anderson at (209) 235-0452 or ianderson@sjcog.org.
Tracy Bike Maps |
Disclaimer: These maps are intended for graphical purposes only. The information on these maps is based on the most current information available to the San Joaquin Council of Governments. The San Joaquin Council of Governments cannot guarantee the accuracy of the information contained on the map. Each user of these maps is responsible for determining its suitability for his or her intended use or purpose.
San Joaquin County contains more than 250 miles of bicycle paths, lanes, and routes, each with distinct classifications.
| Class I- Bicycle Path A completely separated right-of-way for the exclusive use of bicycles and pedestrians with minimum cross-flow. | Class II- Bicycle Lane A striped lane for one-way bicycle travel on streets or highways adjacent to auto travel lanes. | Class III- Bicycle Route A shared use road for both pedestrians and motorized vehicle traffic. |
Total Miles of Bicycle Thoroughfares within San Joaquin County