Recent research has brought attention to pedestrian and bicyclist safety in the United States. Planners across the country are grappling with existing infrastructure that prioritizes cars and high speeds. Fortunately, there are unprecedented resources available to fund safer streets. This mobile workshop highlights the importance of providing safe transportation options and community engagement interventions that lead to community empowerment.
Learn how to use the AARP Bike Audit Tool Kit, host an inclusive event, and use the results to advocate for change. Evaluate the safety, accessibility, and connectivity of bicycle infrastructure in downtown Denver. Discuss how biking can be a transportation option for people who cannot or choose not to drive, and how the Bike Audit Tool Kit can prioritize infrastructure improvements. Share bicycle infrastructure challenges and solutions and brainstorm how this tool can benefit your own community.
Learning Objectives:
Assess bicycle infrastructure improvements and how to ensure the benefits are distributed equitably.
Identify strategies to use the AARP Bike Audit Tool Kit to engage older adults and key partners.
Design and execute a bike audit that energizes the community.
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