As electric bikes and e-scooters gain popularity across local neighborhoods and parks, the City of Manchester is launching a new community survey to gather resident input on micro-mobility in the area.
The E-Bikes & E-Scooters Resident Survey gives community members an opportunity to share their perspectives on how electric personal transportation devices impact local streets, trails and public safety. City officials plan to use the survey feedback to help shape future ordinances, community safety guidelines and infrastructure priorities.
Key survey focus areas
Safety concerns: Share thoughts on speeds, helmet requirements, right-of-way considerations and sidewalk safety.
Riding locations: Identify popular corridors, parks and trails where e-bikes and e-scooters are most frequently used.
Community impact: Evaluate how these devices affect neighborhood traffic, pedestrian comfort and local quality of life.
Local rules and regulations: Provide input on future city ordinances regarding where devices can be parked, who can ride them and speed classifications.
All Manchester residents, cyclists, pedestrians and commuters are encouraged to participate. The survey takes only a few minutes to complete and can be accessed directly by going to manchestermo.gov/ebikesurvey.
Your voice is essential in building a safer, more connected and accessible community for everyone.
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