Sustainable Mobility Plan
Let’s shift to sustainable ways to travel in York Region
The Sustainable Mobility Plan outlines York Region’s efforts to promote walking, cycling, transit, carpooling, micromobility and other travel options besides single-occupant vehicles.
People are looking for more sustainable ways to get to work, school, stores, social gatherings, and other destinations due to road congestion, concerns about climate change, air pollution, the cost of a single-occupant vehicle trip and finding more active ways of travelling.
The plan outlines how:
- Transit, cycling, walking and carpooling are all more sustainable travel options compared to single-occupancy vehicle trips
- These options contribute to healthier communities while making the road network less congested
- Small investments in programs and infrastructure to expand these options benefit residents and communities
Related Resources
- Transportation Master Plan
- Pedestrian and Cycling Planning and Design Guidelines part 1
- Pedestrian and Cycling Planning and Design Guidelines part 2
- Pedestrian and Cycling Planning and Design Guidelines part 3
- Designing Great Streets Guidelines - Part 1
- Designing Great Streets Guidelines - Part 2
- Lake to Lake Cycling Route and Walking Trail
- South York Greenway
- Cycling Map
- York Region Transit
- Transportation Demand Management
- Smart Commute
