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Roswell invites input on bicycle friendly community survey

Roswell is seeking the public's input on a survey, part of the process to become a Bicycle Friendly Community. (Courtesy League of American Bicyclists)

Credit: Melanie Busbee

Credit: Melanie Busbee

Roswell is seeking the public's input on a survey, part of the process to become a Bicycle Friendly Community. (Courtesy League of American Bicyclists)
By Karen Huppertz for the AJC
Oct 11, 2021

Roswell recently applied to become a Bicycle Friendly Community from the League of American Bicyclists. As part of their review process, the League wants the public’s input on bicycling in Roswell.

The survey asks how often respondents bicycle in a typical month. Additional questions seek to understand bicycling habits -- if riding for recreation, exercise, to visit a friend or family, or commuting to work or school. Open questions ask for what the public likes about biking in Roswell.

The entire survey takes only a few minutes to complete.

The city asks if you’ve ever biked in or around Roswell to please complete the survey: www.bit.ly/3Df5j5H.

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