San Antonio - Bexar County
"2009 BIKE MAP"
- Third Edition -

This map was funded in part through grant(s) from the Federal Highway Administration, Federal Transit Administration, and U.S. Department of Transportation; however, the contents do not necessarily reflect their official views or policies. This map evaluates roadway facilities studied as part of the MPO’s 2009 Bicycle Roadway Study. The ratings are based on the existing parameters captured during the study period of 2008 and 2009. Roadway conditions may have changed since the original data collection effort. The MPO and its agency members assume no liability for users of these studied roadway and non-roadway segments. Users assume a risk on these roadway and non-roadway segments identical to the risks assumed on all other related roadways or parks.

San Antonio - Bexar County 
"2006 BIKE MAP"
- Second Edition -

This map evaluates roadway facilities studied as part of the SA-BC MPO's 2001 and 2006 Bicycle Route Suitability Study and provides suitability ratings based on existing level of bicycle service. Evaluated road segments of bicyclists' perceived safety with respect to motor vehicle traffic. The MPO and its agency members assume no liability for bicyclists traveling on these routes. Bicyclists assume a risk on these routes identical to the risks assumed on all roadways.

Your feedback is encouraged.

Please contact:
Lydia Kelly
Bicycle & Pedestrian Coordinator 
Phone: (210) 230-6911 
Email: kelly@sametroplan.org

San Antonio - Bexar County 
" Bicycle Route Suitability Map" 
- First Edition -

This map evaluates roadway facilites studied as part of the MPO’s 2001 Bicycle Route Suitability Study and provides suitability ratings on the existing level of bike service. The MPO and its agency members assume no liability for bicyclists traveling on these routes. Bicyclists assume a risk on these routes identical to the risks assumed on all roadways.

(Bike Route Suitability Map First Edition 2003)

3 MB File

Added 7-27-06

Citizens were asked to mark up maps and comment on areas they thought were congestioned. These maps show the results of that meeting.

This new type of pdf contains a layers tab, which enables you to remove or add features to the map.

Currently this is the MPO boundary, but possible expansion of the boundary could occur based on the 2010 census population density data. Currently the MPO boundary is all of Bexar County and pieces of Comal and Guadalupe County.

added 12-18-06

On January 1, 1970 the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 (NEPA) was signed into Law. NEPA established a national environmental policy intentionally focused on Federal activities and the desire for a sustainable environment balanced with other essential needs of present and future generations of Americans. 

The Texas Ecological Assessment Protocol (TEAP) is a planning and screening-level assessment tool that uses existing data available from the statewide GIS grid to identify ecologically important resources throughout Texas. The results of the TEAP can be used in project planning (i.e. scoping, alternatives analysis), to determine appropriate areas to conduct detailed field investigations, and in mitigation discussions to avoid ecologically important areas, minimize impacts to those areas, and compensate for unavoidable impacts. For more information, seehttp://www.epa.gov/region6/6en/xp/enxp2a4.htm .