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Iowa City Hosts Bicycle Friendly Community Q&A Session

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The City of Iowa City is hosting a Bicycle Friendly Community Q&A session on September 10, 2024, at noon, which will take place over Zoom. This event invites local bicycle riders and enthusiasts to engage in discussions about the Iowa City Bicycle Master Plan and provide feedback on local infrastructure. The session is part of the city’s ongoing application for a Bicycle Friendly Community designation from the League of American Bicyclists. The League is actively seeking public input to gain insights into the experiences of local bicyclists regarding the existing bicycle network. Participants will have the opportunity to ask questions about new and upcoming bicycle infrastructure projects in Iowa City.

Additionally, the session aims to inform attendees about local bicycle education and encouragement initiatives. This public engagement is crucial as it will help local cyclists provide informed feedback for the Bicycle Friendly Community survey. Interested individuals can register for the Zoom meeting through the provided link.

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