Advocacy Action Center
Safer bicycling & walking
across Kentucky
Helping Kentucky communities build safer, healthier, and more connected places to walk, bike, roll, and move.
Bike Walk Kentucky’s Advocacy Action Center brings together practical tools, educational resources, community stories, and policy materials to support safer, more active communities across the Commonwealth.
Whether you are a local leader, community advocate, planner, public health partner, educator, or resident ready to take action, this resource hub is designed to help you learn, organize, and move your community forward.
We continue to improve as a Bicycle Friendly State.
You can help that work keep advancing!
Community Resources
Planning tools, guides, and resources for local leaders and community champions working to create safer, more connected places.
Advocacy Resources
Practical tools for building support, engaging decision makers, strengthening partnerships, and organizing local action.
Active Living Resources
Educational materials supporting active living, safety, health, mobility, and everyday community connection.
Community Stories
Kentucky examples demonstrating active living, local leadership, and bike-walk progress in action.
Legislative Resources
Resources supporting legislative education, public policy discussions, and informed conversations about safer transportation options.
Start Where You Are
Every community is different. Some are just beginning the conversation. Others are building on existing plans, partnerships, or infrastructure improvements. The resources in this Action Center are designed to meet communities at different stages and support practical next steps.
Use these tools to identify opportunities, start conversations, build support, document local needs, and connect active living goals to safety, health, economic development, and quality of life.
Building safer Kentucky communities starts locally.
Explore the resources above to learn, organize, advocate, and take the next step toward more walkable, bikeable, and connected places across Kentucky.
