The purpose of the Active Transportation Advisory Committee (ATAC) is to help promote regional bicycle and pedestrian guidelines for the planning, design and construction of facilities. It is tasked with updating and maintaining the regional bicycle and pedestrian system and to serve in a planning and technical advisory capacity to the ACOG MPO Policy Committee. […]

Technical review and guidance for the ACOG MPO planning programs are provided by the ACOG MPO Technical Committee. This committee is generally comprised of city planners, city engineers and traffic managers, and also includes representatives of various modes, environmental agencies, the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority, ODOT and the federal transportation agencies. Download Agenda

9-1-1 ACOG – 1:00 pm | Download Agenda ACOG MPO Policy Committee (PC) – 1:20 pm* | Download Agenda ACOG Board of Directors – 1:45 pm* | Download Agenda Garber-Wellington Policy Committee – 2:30 pm* | Download Agenda *May begin later due to length of previous meeting

BikeFest 2022 BikeFest is a family friendly festival designed to celebrate the benefits of bicycling for fun, fitness, and transportation. This free event is open to the public and is a great chance to visit with local bike shops, community organization, and learn about bicycle safety and maintenance. We will have live music, food trucks, […]

Technical review and discussion on regional planning topics are provided by the APTAC. This committee is generally composed of city planners and representatives of various local and state agencies. Download Agenda

Technical review and guidance for the ACOG MPO planning programs are provided by the ACOG MPO Technical Committee. This committee is generally comprised of city planners, city engineers and traffic managers, and also includes representatives of various modes, environmental agencies, the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority, ODOT and the federal transportation agencies. Download Agenda

The group will meet at Littler Lawn at 8 a.m., and the 20-mile route will take us through downtown Edmond, then head South to the OKC Zoo!

Bike to Work Week is an annual event designed to encourage people to use their bikes as a means of transportation. According to the League of American Bicyclists, 40% of all trips in the U.S. are less than two miles, making bicycling a feasible and fun way to get to work.

The Edmond Ride of Silence is a ride to recognize and honor bicycle riders who have been injured or killed on the roadway. Meet at the parking lot west of Target.