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Iowa City Invites Residents to Participate in Bicycle Friendly Community Survey

Iowa City, IALocal News

The City of Iowa City has launched a survey aimed at gathering feedback from its local bicyclists, facilitated by the League of American Bicyclists. This survey is an essential component of the city’s application for the Bicycle Friendly Community designation, which recognizes municipalities that actively promote and improve cycling conditions. The city hopes that the insights gained will help identify both current challenges and areas for enhancement within the local bicycle network. Residents are invited to complete the survey online until October 15. In addition to the survey, Iowa City recently held a Zoom meeting to provide updates on the implementation of its Bicycle Master Plan, showcasing the city’s commitment to improving cycling infrastructure.

The recorded meeting is available for viewing online, allowing residents to stay informed. This initiative reflects the city's dedication to fostering a bicycle-friendly environment and enhancing the overall experience for cyclists. Community participation is crucial in shaping the future of biking in Iowa City.

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