Walking is a fundamental mode of transportation in the City of Abbotsford, supporting mobility, accessibility, public health, and community connectivity. The City’s walking infrastructure is designed to provide safe, comfortable, and convenient pedestrian routes that connect residential neighborhoods with schools, parks, commercial areas, transit facilities, and recreational destinations. Pedestrian infrastructure in Abbotsford primarily consists of sidewalks, crosswalks and supporting features such as curb ramps, lighting, and signage elements. These facilities are planned and implemented to accommodate users of all ages and abilities, including people with mobility devices, seniors, and children.
Crosswalks
The City of Abbotsford provides a variety of pedestrian crosswalk treatments to enhance safety, accessibility, and connectivity across the transportation network.
Sidewalks
Sidewalks are a key component of the City of Abbotsford’s Walking Infrastructure Program, providing safe and accessible routes for people to move throughout the community. They support everyday travel while promoting active, healthy lifestyles.