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North Dakota Snowshoeing Freedom
Winter. A single word that many North Dakotans have grown to cringe at. The blistering winds that howl through the prairies and the heavy snowfall that gathers in the valleys can be overwhelming for 6-7 months at a time. If the thought of going out in this weather...
A New Era for Bicyclist and Pedestrian Planning
The North Dakota Department of Transportation (NDDOT) has completed a first of its kind transportation plan called NDMoves. This is the branded name for the North Dakota Statewide Active and Public Transportation Plan. A first of its kind statewide transportation plan...
ND Moves
ND MOVES The North Dakota Department of Transportation (NDDOT) in cooperation with consulting firms Kimley-Horn and Associates, Alta Planning + Design, KLJ Engineering Services as well as statewide stakeholder groups will be creating a statewide...
North Dakota Statewide Active and Public Transportation Plan
The North Dakota Department of Transportation (NDDOT) released a request for proposals for the creation of the North Dakota Statewide Active and Public Transportation Plan on February 17, 2017. Notice the word "Active" in the title. There have been informal...
Welcome to the North Dakota Active Transportation Alliance
I want to welcome you to join me on a special and sure to be, challenging journey. A journey to make active transportation in North Dakota safer, easier and more relevant in the daily lives of all North Dakotans and it's visitors. The concept for the North Dakota...
Governor Signs 2nd Annual ND Share the Road Safety Week Proclamation
Former ND State Representative Gail Mooney in cooperation with the NDATA attended the signing of the 2nd annual proclamation signing.
Our Mission
The Mission of the North Dakota Active Transportation Alliance (“Alliance”) is to make active transportation an easy and safe choice for all who live in or visit North Dakota and its border communities in Minnesota, South Dakota, Montana and Canada through the implementation of educational, encouragement and evaluation activities and through cooperative efforts with city, county and state and tribal nation engineers, planners, administrators, legislators and law enforcement agencies.