Complete Streets
Kentucky is rethinking how we get around, and
Bike Walk Kentucky supports the effort.
Historically, streets and highways were designed around motor vehicles and did not always consider alternative modes of transportation. In 2022, the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet implemented a new policy that aims to approach roadway development holistically, considering the needs of all users.
The Complete Streets Program is an approach and a process – to planning streets that enables safe access for all of us who need to use them – including pedestrians, bicyclists, motorists and people of all ages and abilities.
Complete Streets are for every community, from rural communities to small towns to our densest urban cores. They provide safe transportation choices within the context of the surrounding area.
Beyond transportation, the policy also provides opportunities and gathering spaces for art, commerce and community events, enhancing our safety, health, and quality of life throughout Kentucky.
- Taylor Mill
- Independence
- Crittenden
- Grant County
- Williamstown
- Corinth
- OKI MPO (serves Northern KY, Southwest OH, and Southeast IN)
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Lexington Area MPO
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Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government
- KIPDA MPO (serves Louisville Metro and nearby KY/IN counties)
- Evansville MPO (based in Indiana, includes parts of Western KY)
(No specific locations are available yet, but please check back in the future as we’re working on adding more locations!)




