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Safety has several different meanings to people that walk and bike. To one person, "safety" may mean they feel more comfortable biking where motor vehicle volumes are low and no one is texting while driving. Another may think of safety in terms of street lighting at night, shorter pedestrian crosswalks, and level sidewalks without cracks. By understanding how safe people perceive they are in their own communities and why they feel that way, MnDOT is better able to anticipate and fulfill the needs of communities where they plan and complete projects.  

 

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RELATED MEASURES

Annual Percentage of Respondents That Agree with the Following Statements: MnDOT can be Relied Upon to Deliver Minnesota's Transportation System Annual Percent of Respondents That Agree with the Following Statements: MnDOT Considers Customer Concerns When Developing Transportation Plans Annual Percent of Respondents That Agree with the Following Statements: MnDOT Acts in a Fiscally Responsible Manner Annual Percent of Survey Respondents Indicating They are Confident in MnDOT: Building Roads and Bridges Annual Percent of Survey Respondents Indicating They are Confident in MnDOT: Maintaining Roads and Bridges Annual Percent of Survey Respondents Indicating They are Confident in MnDOT: Communicating Accurate Info to MN Citizens About Their Transportation Plans and Projects Annual Percent of Survey Respondents Indicating They are Confident in MnDOT: Providing Alternative Transportation Options for the Future

WHAT WE ARE DOING

MnDOT works with federal, state, and local partners towards the Minnesota GO Vision to provide a "multimodal transportation system [that] maximizes the health of people, the environment, and our economy." Improving access to safely, conveniently, and easily walk and roll is critical in addressing all three of those topics. Through public engagement MnDOT listens to walking and bicycling needs in all parts of Minnesota to inform plan priorities (Statewide Bicycle System Plan and MN Walks), policies (Complete Streets), design (Bicycle Design Manual and Road Design Manual), and research (Rural Pedestrian Research and the Bicycle and Pedestrian Counting Initiative). These documents and related non-motorized traffic data assist MnDOT in developing facilities that are preferred, safe and convenient. This leads to improved prioritization to make bicycling and walking easier and more comfortable travel options.

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