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Active Transportation Fund Calling for Year Two Applicants

Novembre 6, 2020
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The Active Transportation Fund (AT Fund) was announced in late 2019 as part of the Sustainable Transportation Action Plan.  

The AT Fund helps build new walking and bike paths, install paved road shoulders and better connect existing walking and cycling trails to improve and grow PEI’s active transportation network.

The AT Fund is part of a five-year program that will provide $5 million per year for active transportation projects across PEI.

 “Year one of the fund has been a success. We had 22 project applicants. It’s good to see communities across the Island create more opportunities for Islanders to live healthy, active lifestyles and to support human-powered transportation instead of always using a vehicle."

- Transportation, Infrastructure and Energy Minister Steven Myers. 

In addition to the AT Fund projects, other 2020 work completed or ongoing includes the Hillsborough Bridge active transportation corridor and 34km of paved road shoulders across the Island.

Communities, groups and municipalities are encouraged to apply for 2021 project funding before December 4, 2020.

To apply or learn more, visit  Apply to the Active Transportation Fund.

Media Contact: 

Jill Edwards 

Senior Communications Officer

Transportation, Infrastructure and Energy

jedwards@gov.pe.ca 

Backgrounder

Project list

City of Charlottetown         

Multi-use asphalt AT trail alongside the Charlottetown Perimiter Highway, from Murchison Lane to Kensington Road.

Town of Cornwall    

Asphalt AT Trail from North River Roundabout through to Terry Fox Sports Complex

Town of Three Rivers 

Great Trail Extension Project – Georgetown

Town of North Rustico         

Walking trail through greenspace in North Rustico

Town of Stratford         

Sidewalk and bike lanes extended from Upper Tea Hill Crescent to Georgetown Rd. (widened road shoulder, grass median and sidewalk)

City of Charlottetown         

Rapid Rectangular Flashing Beacon Crosswalk system

Abegweit First Nation              

Internal trail connection to the Confederation Trail

Town of Three Rivers         

New sidewalk starting at intersection of Queens Road and Macintyre Avenue ending at Connelly Street 

City of Charlottetown           

Multi-use pathway on Beach Grove Rd.

Town of Souris            

Sidewalk along MacPhee Avenue

Town of Cornwall         

Lighting installation along Main Street AT trail    .

Town of Cornwall         

Mercedes Drive Extension - branch of AT connecting Main Street Corridor with Hillside Meadows Subdivision.    

Town of Cornwall    

Two Asphalt Trails branching off Mercedes Drive Trail - connects trail to Town of Cornwall and sidewalk on John St., which will connect to Hyde Pond and Terry Fox Sport Complex.

Cycling PEI

Cardigan Trail system  

Cycling PEI    

Solar light pole at entrance to the Cardigan Trail system 

Cycling PEI    

Trail development at the Bonshaw Hills Trail System 

City of Summerside         

Two-way bike lane on Greenwood Drive from Pope Road to Credit Union Place

Town of Alberton         

Installation of sidewalks as well as replacement/repair of broken sidewalks for a total of 1031 meters of new sidewalk on the streets of Alberton

Lennox Island First Nation        

Site plan, visuals and tendering package for the Lennox Island Greenscape Project.    

Town of Souris

Sidewalk along MacPhee Avenue     

Rural Municipality of Miltonvale Park

Installation of benches and bike repair stations along Confederation Trail, and installation of bike racks at community hall

Trout River Environmental Committee Inc.

Reopening Riverbend Trail

Town of Stratford

Design phase - Keppoch Road AT Asphalt Pathway

Renseignements généraux

Ministère des Transports et de l’Infrastructure

Immeuble Jones, 3e étage

11, rue Kent

C.P. 2000

Charlottetown (Î.-P.-É.) C1A 7N8

Téléphone : 902-368-5100

Télécopieur : 902-368-5395

Accès Î.-P.-É. / Bureau central de la sécurité routière

33, promenade Riverside

Charlottetown (Î.-P.-É.)

Téléphone : 902-368-5200

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