(AGENPARL) – Wed 14 January 2026 Welcome to the City of Sacramento Transportation Planning Newsletter. In this newsletter we provide citywide updates about transportation plans, programs, and projects that impact the daily lives of the people of Sacramento.

January 2026
Active Transportation Commission
The January 2026 ATC meeting will be held on Thursday, January 15, 2026 in Historic City Hall Council Chambers at 5:30pm. 
The agenda includes:  Selection of Chair and Vice Chair for Calendar Year 2026Connecting Howe Avenue Safety and Mobility Plan: Final DraftThe Norwood Mobility Plan: Final DraftSacAdapt Transportation Infrastructure Adaptation Plan
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Help the City Improve Transportation Safety
The City of Sacramento is updating its Vision Zero Action Plan, a citywide commitment to eliminate
transportation deaths and serious injuries on our streets.
As part of this update, we are asking community members to share their experiences, perspectives, and priorities to guide where and how the City invests in safety improvements.
There are 3 ways to get involved:

1) Take the Survey: 
    VisionZeroSac.org
Take the Survey

2) Attend the In-Person Workshop:
    January 29, 2025, 5:30 PM
    City College
    3835 Freeport Boulevard
    (registration optional)
Register Now

3) Join the Virtual Workshop:
    February 4, 2025 
    5:30- 7:00 PM
    Zoom Meeting (registration required)
Register Now

To learn more about the Vision Zero Action Plan and the current update efforts, visit the project website.
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Bike Parking Program 2025
The City of Sacramento’s Bike Parking Program makes it easier for residents to choose active transportation to travel by installing secure and convenient bike racks throughout the city. 
Currently, there are over 8,000 available bike parking spaces- most of which are located in the central city. Staff are continuously working towards expanding the network to all corners of the City. Often, bike racks are installed on sidewalks or other public right of way, but the City also offers on-street bike parking corrals outside of qualifying businesses. The City also has a pilot to install bike parking on private property in disadvantaged areas of the city that lack bike parking.

Throughout 2025, an additional 48 bike racks were installed, which include staff identified locations and resident requests through the 311 app and Active Transportation website. These installations reflect the ongoing commitment to help the City reach its mobility and climate goals, while responding to community input. 

Explore the full Bike Parking Program’s 2025 update provided to the Active Transportation Commission to discover what’s next for expanding bike access throughout Sacramento and how you can help make it a bike-friendly city.
To learn more or to request bike parking, visit the bike parking requests webpage. 
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Tip of the Month
Lock Your Bike Right
1) Choose the Right Lock:
Best: U Lock (or D Lock) & heavy-duty chain w/ Padlock
Great: U Lock (or D Lock)
Good: Heavy-duty chain w/ Padlock
Okay: Cable Lock
2) Choose the Right Location: Deter theft by locking your bike in a well-lit, central area with high visibility and movement.Avoid locking your bike to fences or posts that can easily be removed or broken.
Avoid leaving your bike locked in places that may impact ADA accessible paths of travel and pedestrian mobility.
Always remove and safely store any bike lights and speedometers.
Parking overnight? Use a Secure Parking Area (SPA) or bring it indoors.
Curious about how to access Secure Parking Areas in Sacramento? Get started with BikeHub (located at Sacramento Valley Station), and BikeLink’s locker network. Register with BikeHub and explore BikeLink Locations.
3) Lock Your Bike:
Always lock the frame and front wheel to a secure rack. Wheels can often be easily removed from a bike.
4) Register Your Bike:Register your bike online with the Sacramento Police Department to increase the likelihood it’s returned if stolen.
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