Making walking, bicycling and transit easy, attractive and convenient choices for everyday trips.
Balancing the needs and improving the safety of all road users, including walking, cycling and driving.
transforming the City’s streets to remarkable and functional places that strengthen the local economy.
Making walking, bicycling and transit easy, attractive and convenient choices for everyday trips.
Balancing the needs and improving the safety of all road users, including walking, cycling and driving.
transforming the City’s streets to remarkable and functional places that strengthen the local economy.
Give your feedback on the future of mobility in Ferndale!
The Ferndale Moves! website launched in 2014 as means to promote and share information on the City’s multi-modal transportation planning efforts. Staff strives to regularly update Ferndale Moves! with news and project information.
The vision for the Ferndale Moves! website is to be a centralized place to find the most up to date information on the mobility news and projects. It is also the place to hold a community conversation on the future of transportation in Ferndale.
Cyclists must obey the rules of the road as any other vehicle operator, including all traffic signs, lane markings and signals, and use hand signals to indicate turns, slowing or stopping (per Michigan law)
Yes! You can ride single-file or side-by-side at any time, but no more than that unless you’re in a bike lane or on a bike path. Be sure to audibly notify your fellow riders if an automobile is behind you.
Bicyclists should stay to the right side of the roadway or curb to allow for faster vehicles to pass on the left. However there are exceptions:
