Raleigh has a bicycle plan?
A plan not to ride them, maybe 
But … this just in:
Our city fathers and mothers are making a new plan. For a seamless transportation network. No, really. And there’s a meeting about it next Wednesday, April 2.
Details below.
For more information: Fleming A. El-Amin II, Transportation Planner, Public Works Department, 516-2158
PUBLIC INVITED TO BICYCLE PLAN OPEN HOUSE ON APRIL 2
The City of Raleigh and the North Carolina Department of Transportation’s Division of Bicycle and Pedestrian Transportation are developing a citywide comprehensive bicycle plan for the Capital City.
The City’s original bicycle plan was adopted in 1991 and subsequently incorporated in the City’s Comprehensive Plan. The comprehensive bicycle plan will include a thorough update of the original plan and provide an integrated, seamless transportation framework to facilitate cycling as a viable transportation alternative throughout Raleigh.
An open house will be held on Wednesday, April 2 from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Glen Eden Pilot Neighborhood Center to ask for the public’s input and ideas on bicycle routes, infrastructure and facilities in Raleigh. The Glen Eden Pilot Neighborhood Center is located at 1500 Glen Eden Drive.