The purpose of conducting a Walk Bike Audit is to identify pedestrian and bicycle issues by being on the ground and experiencing the built environment firsthand. The Palm Beach TPA conducts these audits, in collaboration with the municipality, roadway owners, and other stakeholders, like Palm Tran or the School District of Palm Beach County, in order to improve safety and access for people of all ages and abilities. After these audits are conducted, the TPA works to collaboratively plan, prioritize and fund identified safety improvements.
Audit Requests
Have a location in mind for a Walk Bike Safety Audit? Please review the TPA selection priorities for conducting an audit here.
This criteria aligns with the TPA’s Vision Zero Action, adopted Long Range Transportation Plan and the agency’s Mission and Vision.
Summary Reports of Completed Walk Bike Audits
- NW 4th Street – Coming Soon! (City of Delray Beach)
- Silver Beach Road – Coming Soon! (Town of Lake Park/City of Riviera Beach)
- Seminole Ridge Community High School – Coming Soon! (City of Westlake)
- Lake Worth Middle School (PDF) – (City of Lake Worth Beach)
- Whispering Pines Elementary School (PDF) – (Unincorporated Palm Beach County)
- Palm Springs Middle School (PDF) – Village of Palm Springs
- Dwight D. Eisenhower Elementary School (PDF) – (Unincorporated Palm Beach County)
- Glades Rd. and I-95 Diverging Diamond Interchange (PDF) – (City of Boca Raton)
- Pine Gardens South Neighborhood (PDF) – (Town of Jupiter)
- Limestone Creek Neighborhood (PDF) – (Unincorporated Palm Beach County)
- Rosenwald Elementary School (PDF) – (City of South Bay)
- Banyan Creek Elementary School (PDF) – (City of Delray Beach)
- Palm Beach Gardens Elementary School (PDF) – (City of Palm Beach Gardens)
- Indiantown Road, Part 1 (PDF) – (Town of Jupiter – Central Blvd to Pennock Lane)
- Indiantown Road, Part 2 (PDF) – (Town of Jupiter – Pennock Lane to Alt. A1A)
- Donald Ross Road @ US-1 (PDF) – (Town of Juno Beach)
