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Bicycle Master Plan 2020
The 2020 San Mateo Bicycle Master Plan (2020 Plan) is the culmination of over a year of robust community engagement, existing conditions and data analysis, and planning and design work. The 2020 Plan was adopted by City Council on April 6, 2020 and serves as a blueprint for expanding and improving the San Mateo bicycle and mobility network in the coming years.
Implementing the 2020 Bicycle Master Plan
We are working hard to make the vision in the 2020 Bicycle Master Plan come to life. See which bicycle projects are upcoming, in progress, or already completed.
(Updated in April 2022)
Upcoming Bike Projects
- Delaware Street Class IV Separated Bike Lane and Bike Boulevard - 19th Avenue to Pacific Boulevard
In Progress Projects
- North Central Bike Lanes Project
- Poplar Avenue Bike Lane - El Camino Real to Delaware Street
- Delaware Street Bike Lane - Indian Avenue to Poplar Avenue
- Indian Avenue Bike Boulevard - Delaware to Humboldt Street
- Humboldt Street Bike Lane - Peninsula Avenue to 5th Avenue
- 28th Avenue Shared-Use Path - S. Delaware Street to El Camino Real
- 28th Avenue Separated Bike Lane - Edison Street to El Camino Real
Completed Projects
- 5th Avenue Bike Lane - Virginia Avenue to El Camino Real
- 28th Avenue Bike Boulevard - E. Kyne Street to Saratoga Drive
- 28th Avenue Bike Boulevard - Mason Lane to El Camino Real
- North San Mateo Drive Bike Lane - Peninsula Avenue to Catalpa Street
- Laurie Meadows Drive Buffered Bike Lane - Pacific Boulevard to Woodbridge Circle
Plan Documents
- 2020 San Mateo Bicycle Master Plan (PDF)
- Appendices A-H (PDF)
- Proposed Bike Network Map (PDF)
- CEQA: Categorical Exemption (PDF)
Stay Updated on Bike Projects
- Sign up for City ENews.
- Follow the City of San Mateo on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Nextdoor
Interactive Proposed Bicycle Network Map
Take a look at the proposed bike facilities planned for San Mateo! Click the map and move your curser to move around the map. To zoom in and out, click the plus and minus symbols in the upper left hand corner of the map. Select the two arrows at the upper left hand corner of the map to view the map legend.
The colors on the map represent different types of bicycle facilities.
Questions
Email the Public Works Transportation Planning team or call the Public Works Department at (650) 522-7300.