To learn more about the transportation needs and attitudes of residents, and to build a model to pinpoint the specific group of individuals with certain demographic locations who need transportation.

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The results illustrate current usage patterns by local residents, as well as problems with current infrastructure in the community and barriers to active transportation. Survey results indicate that although some people walk or bike, most drive as a main form of transportation in the community. Active transportation requires linkages and connections in order to function, and distance presents significant problems for active transportation in a rural community. People would like to use the trails more often, but the availability and quality of the trails as well as sidewalks is a limiting factor to active transportation in the village. The survey findings show significant problems with the maintenance of current trails and sidewalks. Bike paths, sidewalks in the village fringes as well as a pedestrian bridge were some of the main improvements identified for making the area more conducive to active transportation.]]>
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Findings and recommendatins from community consultations on recreation in Haliburton. CD powerpoint presentation.

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Active transportation (AT) is a mode of transportation that is propelled by human power and does not include motorized vehicles.

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