Bee Network
Crossing a road shouldn’t require bravery and Chris Boardman has unveiled his proposals to achieve that aim.
Made to Move, a 15-step plan to transform Greater Manchester, outlined the need for a detailed walking and cycling infrastructure proposal.
The cycling and walking network is just that: a vision of a fully joined up cycling and walking network covering 1,800 miles for Greater Manchester.
Open Streets
Greater Manchester has signed up to the Open Streets movement; a programme of events that temporarily open streets to people by closing them to cars.
The Open Streets concept started in the USA in 2011 and aims to improve the quality of life for people by bringing residents together to create more vibrant and healthy communities.
Visualise the future
See how making simple changes can make your local area a more pleasant place to walk and ride a bike.
Maps of the proposals
See the Greater Manchester and local authority maps of proposed infrastructure interventions. Also find out how you can comment on the proposals.
Publications
Find documents published in relation to the Greater Manchester Cycling and Walking Commissioner’s plans.
Network consultations
As a public organisation, we want the views of residents, travellers, and other interested organisations when we're considering changes or improvements.
Our public consultation exercises follow principles that describe why and how we do this.
A cycling and walking network for Greater Manchester
In June 2017, Chris Boardman unveiled his vision for a fully joined up cycling and walking network.
Walk Greater Manchester
30% of trips under 1km in Greater Manchester are made by car. That’s just 15 minutes on foot.
Cycle Greater Manchester
Every day, 3 people in Greater Manchester die early from air pollution. Why not leave the car at home and cycle some of your short journeys?
Care about clean air
Encouraging more people to walk and cycle is part of Greater Manchester’s plans to tackle roadside air pollution
A cycling and walking network for Greater Manchester
In June 2017, Chris Boardman unveiled his vision for a fully joined up cycling and walking network.
Cycle Greater Manchester
Every day, 3 people in Greater Manchester die early from air pollution. Why not leave the car at home and cycle some of your short journeys?
Care about clean air
Encouraging more people to walk and cycle is part of Greater Manchester’s plans to tackle roadside air pollution
Walk Greater Manchester
30% of trips under 1km in Greater Manchester are made by car. That’s just 15 minutes on foot.