Burlington County is developing a countywide Complete Network Plan to promote safe travel for all users. As part of this process, we would like you to share your safety concerns and ideas for trail and connections using this Interactive Map.

Your input is invaluable and will help inform the Complete Network Plan for the County.

1. Know an unsafe roadway or intersection in Burlington County?
2. Want better sidewalks or bicycle facilities along a road?
3. Have an idea for a trail or know a missing trail connection?

Use this map to tell us so we know where to look and what the people of Burlington County want!

Find the location you have in mind and select from the following categories when placing a point. After placing your point, you will be asked to describe the conditions in greater detail. The information you provide us with will be very valuable for identifying key locations which are important to the people who work, live, and spend time in the County.

• Bicycle conditons
• Poor visibility
• Road conditions
• Sidewalk/crossing conditions/ADA facilities
• Other
• Traffic signage/signals
• Transit conditions
• User behavior
• Near miss incident
• Trails (Gaps and Connections)

For further information, please check our website at https://bit.ly/CompleteNetworkPlan. Additionally, please full out our survey https://bit.ly/CompleteNetworkSurvey with any other additional input you may have.

This project builds on and complements the efforts of DVRPC’s Regional Vision Zero Action plan.

To learn more about the project and to be added to our email list, please email us at CompleteNetwork.Plan.Burlington@NV5.com.

Burlington County and its partners are developing a Complete Network Plan (BCCNP) to make roadways safer for all users. As part of this process, we asked the public to share their safety concerns using this Traffic Safety Concerns Map. Comments gathered will help inform the BCCNP by raising awareness of the public's traffic safety concerns. Comment period closed Monday, September 21, 2026. Please note: information gathered does not guarantee action. For issues of an immediate nature, contact your local road owner (city, county, or state) directly.