Terre de Provence: Your Opinion Matters for Improving Cycling Mobility

The agglomeration is launching a public survey to develop its Active Modes Master Plan and create a safer, more coherent cycling network.

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Terre de Provence Agglomération has launched a public survey to gather residents' opinions on cycling mobility and to develop its Active Modes Master Plan.

The goal is to develop a more coherent, continuous, and secure cycling network across the territory. The agglomeration relies on citizen contributions to successfully complete this project.
The survey is open to everyone: regular cyclists, occasional riders, and even those who have not yet started cycling. Habits, difficulties encountered, and ideas for improvement are all welcome.
To participate in the online survey and learn more, visit the Terre de Provence Agglomération website. The deadline for participation is November 30, 2026.
The agglomeration encourages sharing the survey to collect as many opinions as possible, thereby better understanding user needs.
Based on information from the official source: Terre de Provence Agglomération (03/11/2026)