Mora Active Transportation Plan Survey

Mora is working to expand safe and convenient walking and bicycling options in town by creating an Active Transportation Master Plan. The Plan will identify short- to long-term opportunities to advance active transportation in the city.

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

MnDOT, in partnership with the city of Mora, collected substantial public input on Highways 23 and 65 as part of MnDOT’s upcoming projects on these roads. Given this previous public input, the city of Mora is now focused on collecting input on walking, biking, and rolling on local roads in the city—not just Highways 23 and 65—and appreciates your comments on city streets or county roads as a part of this plan.

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How often do you walk, bike, or roll in Mora?

Multiple times a week

A few times a month

Several times a year

A few times a year

Never

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

Exercise/leisure

Shopping or other errands

Commute to school/work

Other (please specify)

Which of the following best describes you as a bicyclist? (e.g. if you usually ride your bike with kids, you might identify as a more cautious rider than when you ride alone) 

Strong and Fearless: I am willing to bicycle where limited or no bicycle-specific lanes or trails exist 

Enthused and Confident: I am willing to bicycle if some bicycle-specific lanes and trails exist 

Interested but Concerned: I am willing to bicycle if high-quality bicycle lanes and trails exist 

No Way, No How: I am unwilling to bicycle even if high-quality bicycle lanes and trails exist 

How likely are you to walk or roll up to one mile? (if you usually walk with kids, you’re your decision may be different than when you walk alone)

Very likely under any circumstance

I would walk or roll if there are sidewalks

I would walk or roll if there are good sidewalks, shade, and places to sit

I would not walk or roll this far under any circumstance

When thinking of walking and biking routes in Mora, which of the following is most important to you?

Safety - Does the route minimize risk of injury and danger (both traffic and personal security)? 

Comfort - Does the route appeal to a broad range of age and ability levels and are there user amenities (e.g., places to sit, protection from the weather)? 

Coherence - How easy is it to understand where to go? How to navigate a crossing or an intersection? How connected is the network? 

Directness - Does the route provide direct and convenient access to destinations? 

Attractiveness - Is the route green, well-maintained, and celebrate local identity? 

Where in Mora would you like to travel by walking, biking, or rolling, but can’t because of safety concerns, inconvenience, or other reasons? List any places in Mora and reasons why you can’t bike there.

If you could choose one road to improve for travel by walking, biking, or rolling, which would it be?

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Please share any other comments or concerns about walking, biking, or rolling in Mora.