Detroit is continuing to expand its bicycle network through a series of planned and funded projects across the city. These improvements include the 6 types of bike lane types (listed in the bike map), and greenway connections that will create safer, more comfortable travel for people of all ages and abilities. The projects below will improve connectivity between neighborhoods, parks, schools, business districts, and regional trails while supporting a more connected and accessible transportation network.

Status:  Design: The project is currently being designed by the City and its partners. During this phase, engineering plans are developed, public and stakeholder input may be incorporated, and the project is prepared for construction. Construction timelines are anticipated and may change as design progresses.

Greater Corktown Greenway

• 14th Street (MLK Jr. Blvd. to Bagley St) 
  Status: Design 
  Type: Protected Bike Lanes 
  Anticipated Construction: 2026 
  As part of the Greater Corktown Greenway project, 14th Street will be converted to two-way traffic and upgraded with protected bike lanes. These improvements will create a safer north-south connection for people biking and walking through the Corktown neighborhood while improving access to surrounding destinations.

• 10th Street (Michigan Ave to W Jefferson Ave) 
  Status: Design 
  Type: Protected Bike Lanes 
  Anticipated Construction: 2026 
  As part of the Greater Corktown Greenway project, 10th street will also be receiving bike upgrades in response to anticipated development of land use in the Corktown neighborhood involving several residential units. These improvements will create a safer connection between the residential zone, and commercial area.

• Michigan Avenue (Cass Ave to Woodward Ave) 
  Status: Design 
  Type: Protected Bike Lanes 
  In support of the Michigan Ave Streetscape project, Michigan Avenue will also receive protected bike lane extensions to improve connectivity between the existing Corktown bike lanes and Downtown Detroit, creating a safer and more continuous bicycle network.

Joe Louis Greenway (JLG) 
The Joe Louis Greenway is a 29-mile citywide trail and active transportation network that connects neighborhoods, parks, employment centers, and regional trails throughout Detroit. As part of this effort, several on-street and adjacent trail improvements are currently in design or planning. Please refer to the JLG Interactive Map to follow with the below:

• Davison Ave (Cherrylawn St to Turner St) 
     Status: Design 
     Type: Adjacent shared-use path 
     Anticipated Construction: Summer 2026

• Fullerton Ave (Turner St to Cherrylawn St) 
     Status: Design 
     Type: Protected Bike Lanes 
     Anticipated Construction: Summer 2026

• Fisher Service Dr (Junction Ave to Clark St) 
     Status: Design 
     Type: Adjacent shared-use path 
     Anticipated Construction: 2026

• W Lafayette Blvd (W Grand Blvd to Hubbard St) 
     Status: Design 
     Type: Two-way protected bike lanes 
     Anticipated Construction: Summer 2026

• W Lafayette Blvd (Hubbard St to Scotten St) 
     Status: Design 
     Type: shared-use path   
     Anticipated Construction: Summer 2026

• Woodmere St (W Vernor Hwy to W Fort St) 
     Status: Design 
     Type: Adjacent shared-use path   
     Anticipated Construction: Spring 2027

• Dequindre St (Mack Ave to E Warren Ave) 
     Status: Design 
     Type: Two-way protected bike lanes   
     Anticipated Construction: Spring 2027

• Cherrylawn St (Fullerton Ave to Buena Vista St) 
     Status: Design 
     Type: Protected bike lanes   
     Anticipated Construction: Summer 2026