Everyone: The Coalition for Active Mobility in Pennsylvania is being formed to provide a coordinated voice for active transportation advocacy across the Commonwealth, rallying individuals,
organizations and elected officials to improve walking, biking, accessibility,
and access to transit in the state. The easiest thing to do is to sign up to our Google Group for the latest information


For Individuals: If you are an indivudual who would like to be more involved in statewide advocacy for active mobility in Pennsylvania, please provide some basic contact information and interests. The Coalition will follow up with communications on advocacy opportunities and details about meetings and events and suggestions for how to encourage the local and regional organizations you are part of to take part in the initiative.

For Organizations: While individuals can join the email list, only organizations can sign on as members.

We are actively looking for other organizations to join CAMP! The Coalition will be composed of an Executive Committee, various standing committees, and a diverse array of Coalition members. As needed, special / ad hoc working groups will be formed for temporary purposes.


Statewide Active Transportation Summit

Working on improving walking, biking, and accessibility in your community now? Thinking about doing so in the future? You should plan to attend the annual Statewide Active Transportation Summit to meet people doing this work in various parts of PA, see examples of work underway, and discover key elements to help you bring active transportation improvements home for your area.

The last event took place in Harrisburg on Thursday, June 4, 2026.

Stay tuned for the 2027 Summit!


Parking Protected Bike Lanes

Computer graphic of cars parked alongside a bike lane to form a parking protected bike lane.

Municipalities in Pennsylvania lack the ability to easily install protected bike lanes and pedestrian plazas to physically separate people from car traffic.

Due to a technicality in the PA Vehicle Code that requires cars to be parked within 12” of the curb, Pennsylvanians are denied a life-saving tool that has been used successfully in states and municipalities across the country.


vision

“We envision a Pennsylvania where residents do not need to drive in order to thrive.”