Frequently Asked Questions – April 2023
What is the bikeways and micromobility
plan?
A chance to improve the bike and micromobility opportunities
in the City of Columbus, creating a safe and connected network for all users.
Through public engagement and technical work, the plan will develop visionary
and implementable action items. This will be an update to the 2008 Bicentennial
Bikeways Plan and advance the goals of Vision
Zero Columbus, Columbus Climate Action Plan,
and LinkUS.
What is micromobility?
Micromobility refers to several different types of small,
lightweight vehicles operating at low speeds and typically moving only one
individual. This can but is not limited to, bicycles, scooters, e-bikes,
skateboards, and more.
Why should I participate?
This is a special opportunity to have your input make a
direct impact. Now is a great time to think about mobility and bike options in
our region. Anyone who knows or cares about mobility options and bikeability in
central Ohio is invited to share their ideas. There will be several
opportunities to give input and provide feedback throughout the process.
What is the timeline for this plan process?
From its start, the plan process will last approximately 18
months. The public engagement process will kick off in summer of 2023 with
several opportunities to share your input.
How will my input be used?
Whether you mark a place on a map or share a completely new
idea, all input will be collected and considered as plan recommendations are
developed. Ultimately, this is your plan and needs to reflect the community’s
vision.
Who is involved?
The City of Columbus is committed to improving bike and
micromobility options in the city. Widespread public involvement is vital to
this plan’s success. Stakeholders and regional partners will also share insight
and provide guidance.
How do I get
involved?
To
receive the latest news and hear about upcoming events, sign up for the
e-newsletter at www.tinyurl.com/ColumbusBikes
or email
[email protected].