The Quezon City Government has launched the QC Expanded Bike Lane Network Project for cyclists, which runs through important destinations, including schools and businesses, and connects major roads such as Commonwealth Avenue, Quezon Avenue, East Avenue, and North Avenue.
The program has been divided into two phases, with the first phase involving the repair and improvement of existing bike lanes, along with the installation of temporary and semi-permanent traffic separation devices. For the program’s second phase, the city government is set to enhance connectivity by introducing new bike routes, adding road signage, and creating bike parking areas, fostering a more bike-friendly environment throughout the city.
Quezon City also implements two-way bike lanes along Commonwealth Avenue, Katipunan Avenue, and Quezon Avenue, which allow cyclists to counterflow.
The initiative is part of the city’s commitment to promoting active mobility, sustainable and alternative transportation, cleaner air, and ensuring that all bikers are safe and able to reach their destinations promptly.
The program has earned the city its Gold Level Award from the Mobility Awards 2022 and 2023, and the Department of Transportation’s “Most Bike-Friendly City in Metro Manila.” In 2025, the city received its second Gold Award for Most Bike-Friendly City from Mobility Awards.
As of March 2026, protected bike lanes have grown to 206.85 kilometers from the initial length of 55 km.
To learn more about the program, kindly reach out to the Department of Public Order and Safety (DPOS) or check out the FAQs: Green Transport – Bike Lanes. Interested QCitizens may also browse QCitizen Guides: Bike Safety Tips for QCitizens for safety reminders.
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