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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.

With schools across the City in full swing, it’s important for all community members and visitors to be aware of pedestrians at crosswalks!

Both drivers and bicycles need to follow the Ann Arbor Pedestrian Safety in Crosswalks Ordinance: at a crosswalk, motorists are required to stop and yield the right-of-way to every pedestrian at the curb, or within the crosswalk.

Pedestrians also play an important role in creating a culture of safety in Ann Arbor! The ordinance requires that pedestrians shall not suddenly leave a curb or other place of safety and walk or run into a path of a vehicle that is so close that it is impossible for the driver to yield.

Together, all community members and visitors can make this fall safer by being aware at crosswalks!

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