ND Moves: Statewide Active and Public Transportation Plan
What is ND Moves?
The North Dakota Department of Transportation (NDDOT) developed a Statewide Active and Public Transportation Plan in 2019 branded as ND Moves. The plan addresses multiple modes of mobility including public transit, walking, and bicycling—identifying needs and opportunities across the transportation spectrum for all users. This plan is intended to serve as a guide and a resource for accommodating active and public transportation in the development of state and local transportation systems and programs.
The ND Moves plan was developed with our planning partners from:
- North Dakota League of Cities
- North Dakota Association of Counties
- American Association of Retired Persons
- Dakota Transit Association
- North Dakota Active Transportation Alliance
- Spirit Lake Tribe
- Standing Rock Sioux Tribe
- Trenton Indian Service Area
- Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa
- MHA Nation
- Bismarck MPO
- Fargo MetroCOG
- Grand Forks MPO
- American Heart Association
- North Dakota Center for Persons with Disabilities
- North Dakota Parks and Recreation
- North Dakota State Health Department
The plan is intended to be used as a guide by state, regional, and local transportation providers and focuses on:
- Citizen needs and desires for public and active transportation
- Policy framework to direct development of statewide systems
- Statewide Bike Route recommendations
- Transportation facility designs to accommodate pedestrians, bicyclists and bus stops
- Performance Measures to gauge progress toward implementation
Final Adopted Plan:
- Executive Summary for ND Moves
- ND Moves Plan with Executive Summary
- ND Moves Related Appendices
- Active and Public Transportation Facility Planning Best Practices Recommendations
- ND Planned State Bicycling Network Map, 20-year Plan
- ND Moves Bike Brochure
Pop-up Demonstrations
Contact Staff:
- Email: Contact ND Moves Plan Staff