There will be a fast-paced training and discussion to learn the latest in bicycle & pedestrian facility design. Training will include the latest treatments, standards and guidance, as well as other technical issues and judgement involved in the planning, design and construction of active transportation facilities.

Design flexibility and engineering judgement will be emphasized throughout the day, and be supported with the latest guidance. You’ll learn from national instructors, as well as share experiences with other participants.

Who should attend? Federal, state or local engineers with planning, design, construction or maintenance responsibilities; transportation planners; landscape architects; bicycle and/or pedestrian specialists; decision makers.

There will be training classes in December and January. Each class will consist of two four-hour virtual sessions. If these dates do not work for your schedule, we also plan on holding classes in the spring of 2022 (dates not yet set). 

The dates and times for the classes in December and January are as follows:

Wed, December 8, 8 am to 12 pm - Bicycle Facility Design Part 1 (Virtual Only)

Thur, December 9, 8 am to 12 pm - Bicycle Facility Design Part 2 (Virtual Only)

Wed, December 15, 8 am to noon - Pedestrian Facility Design Part 1 (Virtual Only)

Thur, December 16, 8 am to noon - Pedestrian Facility Design Part 2 (Virtual Only)

Mon, January 24, 8 am to 12 pm - Bicycle Facility Design Part 1 (Virtual Only)

Tues, January 25, 8 am to 12 pm - Bicycle Facility Design Part 2 (Virtual Only) 

Wed, January 26, 8 am to noon - Pedestrian Facility Design Part 1 (Virtual Only)

Thur, January 27, 8 am to noon - Pedestrian Facility Design Part 2 (Virtual Only)

If you are interested in attending a class, please complete the CDOT Bicycle and Pedestrian Facility Design Training Registration Form and select your preferred class date. Each class is limited to 80 people. Confirmations and a link to the virtual class will be sent no later than 1 week prior to class. 

For questions or more information, contact Nate Vander Broek, CDOT’s Bicycle and Pedestrian Program Manager at [email protected].