TELL US HOW TO IMPROVE WALKING IN MINNESOTA
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DEMONSTRATION PROJECTSDemonstration projects are short term, low cost, temporary roadway projects to
promote and advance walking. Many projects can be demonstration projects, such
as crosswalk markings, curb extensions, and median safety islands. Long term
changes use more durable materials, such as new concrete curb. In the short
term, demonstration projects use low cost and easily available materials to quickly
enhance a street and/or intersection. -
MINNESOTA WALKS!MnDOT is in the process of creating a Statewide Pedestrian System Plan
for Minnesota. Walking is a key element in the state’s transportation system,
and it’s essential to provide safe and connected walking spaces for Minnesota’s
residents and visitors. The Statewide Pedestrian System Plan will help MnDOT
understand the walking communities that its trunk highway system serves and
help prioritize future investment and policy to create a fully walkable system.
WHAT'S NEW
This summer, MnDOT evaluated several different street designs by installing temporary pedestrian demonstration projects across the state. You provided valuable input on these projects and helped shape plan recommendations for improving walking throughout Minnesota. The draft MnDOT Statewide Pedestrian System Plan is now available for you to read and review! Click here to download the draft plan.
WHAT'S NEW
In summer 2019 we heard from Minnesotans across the state about experiences and priorities for walking. MnDOT is evaluating several different street designs by installing temporary pedestrian demonstration projects across the state this summer and fall 2020. We want to hear your thoughts. This input will shape recommendations for MnDOT policies to prioritize walking infrastructure on state highways. Please take our survey. Find more information about the demonstration projects, including locations and photos.
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