The document discusses connecting Eugene's on- and off-street active transportation facilities by identifying critical gaps and using wayfinding. It emphasizes that connectivity is key to a good active transportation network and that identifying and closing gaps opens new opportunities for residents and makes them feel heard. It also notes that wayfinding helps locate connections and that the city has a Wayfinding Plan.

1. Connecting the Dots: Trails
and Transportation in
Eugene
City of Eugene
Oregon Active Transportation Summit (3.14.16)

2. Agenda
Connecting on- and off-street facilities
Identifying critical gaps
Role of Wayfinding

3. Connections
Connectivity is the hallmark of a good
active transportation network

4. Connections

5. Connections

6. Connections

7. Gaps
Identifying and closing gaps in the
system opens new opportunities to
residents and makes them feel like
their preferences matter.

8. Gaps

9. Gaps

10. Gaps

11. Gaps

12. Role of Wayfinding
Locating the
connections

13. Role of Wayfinding
Wayfinding Plan

14. Role of Wayfinding

15. Contact
Reed Dunbar
reed.c.dunbar@ci.eugene.or.us
541-682-5727