Bicycling
Bicycling
Overland Park has a long-term, comprehensive bicycle plan.
This coordinated and strategic effort to develop a comfortable, safe, and accessible network of bicycle facilities throughout Overland Park by:
- Improving bicycle safety, access, and connectivity throughout the city.
- Providing support for improving bicycling in the city.
- Promoting the benefits of bicycling and bicycle safety.
- Measuring and evaluating Overland Park’s progress toward bicycle safety.
The City Council reviews plan implementation suggestions on a regular basis to determine funding for new projects, including additional bike lanes and sharrows on city streets.
The plan proposed 263 miles of bicycling infrastructure, including additional bike lanes and sharrows on city streets. The plan also involves better connections to and between existing trails, and the addition of bike lanes to already-planned new road project in southern Overland Park.
Documents
2022 Updates
In 2022, crews striped the following streets with bike lanes:
- 127th Street, from Metcalf to Nall
- 143rd Street, from Quivira to Antioch
- Switzer Road, from 143rd to 151st
2021 Updates
In 2021, crews marked 136 bike and shared bike lanes as part of these mill and overlay projects:
- 159th Street, from Quivira to Metcalf
- Antioch Road, from 151st to 167th
They also added wide shoulders to accommodate bicyclists on Quivira Road, from 159th to 170th.
2020 Updates
In 2020, crews marked bike and shared bike lanes along Nall Avenue, from 83rd to 95th. They also added wide shoulders that accommodate bicyclists on:
- 159th Street, from Pflumm to Quivira
- 179th Street, from U.S. 69 to Metcalf
- Quivira Road, from 170th to 179th