a2nonmoto
As the City of Ann Arbor prepares to update its Non-Motorized Transportation Plan this year (last done in 2007), it is time to not only see how much infrastructure we have built, but also how much our city's culture has changed. Here is a place to collect videos, photos, and news items that help to piece together all the wonderful things that make Ann Arbor's culture of non-motorized transportation unique and worth CELEBRATING!
For more information on non-motorized transportation in Ann Arbor please visit www.a2gov.org/WalkBikeDrive and www.a2gov.org.
If you are interested in submitting a photo to the blog, or to learn more about the blog please email kknapp@a2gov.org.
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Now that Ann Arbor is starting to transition from summer to fall, be sure to be aware of the shortening hours of sunlight. Wearing bright, retroreflective materials on your clothes and having reflectors and lights while biking or walking can greatly increase your visibility to motorists.
In the City of Ann Arbor cyclists are required to use headlights and rear reflectors after sunset.
Just because summer is over does not mean that you cannot walk or bike in Ann Arbor - just be sure that you’re visible!
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