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Alternative Transportation PlanningMapping the way to a more sustainable future
Alternative Transportation PlanOn July 7, 2008, the Bloomington City Council approved the Alternative Transportation Plan with the primary goal of developing a comprehensive system for inter- and intra-city travel. The purpose of the plan is to enhance the quality of life in the City of Bloomington through strategic investments over time in multi-modal transportation features that meet the needs of individuals and families living, working and recreating in Bloomington. Click on the below link to view the plan. Alternative Transportation Plan overviewAlternative transportation includes, but is not limited to, walking, bicycling, personal transportation assistance devices and rollerblading - and their connections with transit (LRT and bus). A comprehensive alternative transportation system provides numerous benefits to the City including:
Bloomington has completed an Alternative Transportation Plan with the goal of developing a comprehensive system for inter- and intra-city travel. Bloomington Active Living Biking and Hiking GuideThe new Bloomington Active Living Biking and Hiking Guide is now available! The folded map-style guide provides detailed maps and information on the various on-road bikeways and off-road hiking and biking trails available in the city. State, regional, county and local facilities with city-wide significance and trails that meet design guidelines of the City are shown. Whether you're in the mood for a hike, an easy walk with the family, a leisurely bike ride, a challenging all-terrain trail, walking your dog or commuting to work on your bike, you can find a path to follow in Bloomington! Click on the link below to view the guide.
The Biking and Hiking Guide is available to pick up at no charge at the Bloomington Civic Plaza. The costs associated with compiling and printing the 5,000 copies of guide were covered through a State Health Improvement Program grant. Additional on-road bikeways and off-road hiking and biking trails are planned. For more information, see the Alternative Transportation Plan. Whoever you are – a commuter, a solitary traveler or someone looking to exercise with friends and family – explore Bloomington's biking and hiking trails. Get active! It's great for your body. And the fresh air and nature will soothe your mind and spirit. Related links
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