Implementation Schedule
2023
Plan adopted by the following jurisdictions:​
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Lucas County
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Toledo
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Maumee
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Oregon
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Sylvania
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Sylvania Township
2024
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Plan adopted by the Village of Holland ​
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​5 new miles of shared use path
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6 new miles of bike lane
Spring 2025
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Celebration event in Maumee - May 1st, 5 p.m. at Biggby (S. Detroit Ave.)
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Bike Month (May 2025)
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Bike Rodeo & Family Glow Ride - May 29th, Maumee Administration Building
Summer/fall 2025
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Continue implementation
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Evaluate use of existing facilities
Get Involved
About the Plan
Lucas County is implementing an Active Transportation Plan to improve the County's streets and trails for people walking and biking.
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Active transportation means walking, riding a bicycle, or other human-powered transportation mode to get to work, school, the store, or other destinations.
The Plan
Want to learn more about the Lucas County Active Transportation Plan? Take a look at the Plan to learn more about the benefits of Active Transportation, the public engagement process, and the proposed projects and programs. Don't have time to read through the entire plan? The Executive Summary is a short read and provides an overview of the full plan.
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Success
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HIGHLIGHTING ACCOMPLISHMENTS
During 2023 & 2024 local municipalities in Lucas County (OH), and partner organizations worked to improve active transportation and create safer streets for all users. Key accomplishments include:
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Approval & adoption of the Toledo Vision Zero Plan
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Completion of the multi-use path on the Anthony Wayne Trail from Glendale Ave. (Toledo) to Ford St. (Maumee)
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7 jurisdictions have adopted the Lucas County Active Transportation Plan
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Multiple Safe Routes to School projects were completed
MAY IS BIKE MONTH
May IS bike month!
Join us!
May 1st, 2025 at 5:00 p.m.
Multi-use path near Biggby (2675 S. Detroit Ave., Maumee, OH 43537)
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Here are some resources to help you continue cycling:
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Toledo Ride of Silence