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The Alabama Department of Transportation is hoping to roll out a new plan to make the state more bicycle and pedestrian friendly.
ALDOT’s plan shows the greatest bicycling demand in places like the Capitol City and other areas around Birmingham, Tuscaloosa, Mobile and Huntsville.