Scan the QR code or use the link further down the page to get to the questionnaire.
Unsafe, difficult or completely…wonderful? Now you, who regularly cycle in Kristiansand, can let your voice be heard about how the provision for cycling is, and how it can be improved.
Behind the initiative is the Cyclist Association, which has launched a nationwide survey, the Cycle Survey, where the aim is to compare how cyclists experience the municipalities they cycle in from a user perspective. Kristiansand municipality cooperates by spreading the survey.
Click on the link below or scan the QR code in the image at the top of the page to participate in the survey.
Link to the questionnaire
Kristiansand municipality needs at least 100 people to share their views. The municipality then receives a separate, detailed insight report, and takes part in the comparison and ranking of Norway’s best cycling municipalities from the cyclists’ point of view.
In September, we will get an answer to whether Kristiansand is better or worse for cycling than the neighboring municipalities – according to the cyclists themselves.
– We see that there is a great interest in cycling in Norway. Many people want to cycle because it is a simple, sustainable and fast means of transport on short journeys. Every person who cycles in everyday life saves society a lot of money in health benefits. By listening to the cyclists, the municipalities can learn important lessons about what is needed to get them to continue cycling, says Eline Oftedal, secretary general of the Cyclist Association.
Contact
Aenne Ramm, adviser Land and transport, mob. 458 37 091, e-mail: [email protected]
Eline Oftedal, general secretary of the Cyclist Association, mob. 922 06 954, e-mail: [email protected]
Facts about the Bicycle Survey
- National survey
- Measures how cyclists experience the municipalities they cycle in from a user perspective.
- It is the basis for being voted Norway’s best cycling city
- Conducted every two years (since 2008)
- Open April 22–30. June
- In 2022 (last survey), Stavanger won
- Digital and anonymous user survey, open to anyone who cycles
- The respondents take a position on 28 claims about bicycle facilities in the municipality in which they cycle.
- The municipalities are ranked according to general satisfaction, safety, security, accessibility, accessibility and the prioritization of bicycles in the municipality.
- New this year is that you can enter your personal wish for improvement in a map.
- The results will be presented at the national cycling conference in Stavanger in September 2024.
