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Duluth Active Transportation Survey

The City of Duluth is working to expand safe and convenient walking and bicycling options on 2nd Street between Mesaba Avenue and 6th Avenue East by creating an Active Transportation Action Plan. The Plan will identify short- to long-term opportunities to advance active transportation in the corridor.

To create a Plan that works for residents and visitors, we want to learn about the way you move today and how we might make walking, biking, and rolling (for example, other mobility devices like scooters or wheelchairs) a safer, more accessible, and enjoyable option in the future.

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To the extent information submitted in connection with this survey identifies an individual or business, the information may be protected from disclosure under the Minnesota Government Data Practices Act (MGDPA). Any identifying information you provide will not be associated with your individual survey responses. However, any identifying information will be accessible to MnDOT employees whose job reasonably requires access to the information, to anyone you specifically authorize to receive the information, pursuant to a court order, and by any other person or entity authorized by state or federal law. You are not obligated to respond to this survey, and there are no consequences if you do not respond. However, if you do not respond, MnDOT may not fully understand the public’s experience with this project.

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How often do you walk, bike, or roll (by using a mobility device like a scooter or wheelchair) on or across 2nd St? 

2.  

Why do you walk, bike, or roll in Duluth? (Check all that apply)  

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Which of the following most often describes you as a bicyclist? (for example, if you usually ride your bike with kids, you might identify as a more cautious rider than when you ride alone)