Bicycle & Pedestrian Planning

Bicycle and pedestrian planning goals are to create and maintain a safe, user-friendly bicycle and pedestrian network to encourage bicycling and walking as modes of transportation, as well as recreation, resulting in fewer cars/congestion, increased health, a cleaner environment, and an overall greater sense of community, within the County and the Region.

Memorial Day 2025

These Routes will be running on a Sunday schedule for Monday, May 26th, 2025, Memorial Day.

Routes IN Service on 5/26:Routes (NOT) in Service on 5/26:
201 Arundel Mills - Pasadena
202 Arundel Mills - Odenton
203 Glen Burnie - Parole
204 Brooklyn Park
205 Odenton - Parole
206 Edgewater
207 Parole
208 Crownsville
209 Fort Meade
North County Call n Ride
South County Call n Ride
Paratransit Services

Planning Documents

Walk & Roll Anne Arundel! (2023), the recent update to the Pedestrian and Bicycle Master Plan, is a vision for walking, bicycling, and rolling using a connected network of streets and trails where it’s safer, easier, and more comfortable to get around outside of a vehicle.

The plan builds upon Move Anne Arundel!, the County’s recently adopted transportation master plan, as well as the previous 2003 and 2013 Pedestrian and Bicycle Master Plans.



Anne Arundel County has partnered with Anne Arundel County Public Schools to perform a pilot program to teach elementary school age children how to safely bike and walk on roads. To learn more about this pilot program, click here

 

3rd Graders at Folger McKinsey Elementary School
children riding biks

 

children riding bikes

For detailed information about bike and scooter sharing options available in Anne Arundel County, Maryland, please visit https://www.bird.co/#bird-three.


Google Maps can help you identify a bicycle or walking route from your origin to your destination, including bus stops. Just choose "Get Directions" and choose the bicycle or the pedestrian walking icons and Google will give you options. This Level of Traffic Stress map can help identify which roads may be higher or lower levels of comfort to ride a bicycle on.

Google Maps
Google Maps

Looking to take a bike ride and want to find a place to lock your bikes? Rackspotter can help!

Rackspotter Screenshot of map

Contact Information

Tanya Asman, Bicycle Pedestrian Planner