Cycling Grants in Vermont
Last updated October 7, 2026
There are 3 active cycling grants tagged to Vermont, part of 62 active cycling grants listed nationwide. Updated daily.
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| ★ | Grant |
|---|---|
| Transportation – Transportation Alternatives Program & Municipal Highway & Stormwater Mitigation Program Vermont Agency of Transportation · State Not published · $60M – $96M Supports projects defined as transportation alternatives (Transportation Alternatives - FAST Act Fact Sheets - FHWA), including on- and off-road pedestrian and bicycle facilities, infrastructure projects for improving non-driver access to… | |
| Transportation – Bicycle and Pedestrian Program (Small Scale Projects) Vermont Agency of Transportation · State Not published · $500K – $7.5M Supports construction of simple physical improvements that improve access and safety for people walking and bicycling. Projects ready to go to construction in 2027/2028 are the most competitive. | |
| Transportation – Bicycle and Pedestrian Program (Federal Funds) Vermont Agency of Transportation · State Not published · Varies Supports scoping/feasibility studies, design, and construction of infrastructure projects that improve access and safety for people walking and bicycling To be eligible for design and construction funds, projects must have completed a… |
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About cycling grants in Vermont
Cycling grants support bike infrastructure, trails, youth cycling programs, and advocacy that make biking safer and more accessible. PeopleForBikes runs a community grant program that funds bike projects by nonprofits and local governments across the United States. Federal transportation programs, state and local agencies, and private foundations provide additional funding for protected bike lanes, trails, and bicycle education.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What grants are available for cycling?
Cycling grants fund protected bike lanes, trails and pump tracks, bike parking, youth and adult cycling education, and advocacy for better bike networks. PeopleForBikes awards community grants for projects that make bicycling better, and federal transportation programs and state and local agencies fund larger infrastructure and connectivity projects.
Who funds cycling and bike infrastructure?
PeopleForBikes is a leading source of community-scale cycling grants for nonprofits and local governments. Larger bike infrastructure is often funded through federal transportation programs and state departments of transportation, while private foundations, bicycle-industry programs, and community foundations support trails, education, and advocacy.
Can nonprofits and local governments both apply?
Yes. Programs like the PeopleForBikes community grant are open to nonprofit organizations, including those using a fiscal sponsor, as well as local, state, and federal agencies working locally and some community-oriented small businesses. Eligibility varies by program, so applicants should confirm the specific requirements and any matching-fund expectations.
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