Missouri Active Transportation Summit - powerpoints, links, notes, and followup from sessions

Many thanks to everyone who attended or presented a session at the 2019 Active Transportation Summit. The Summit was packed full of inspiration, information, and good networking as always. The projects and progress we heard about from all across Missouri (and Iowa!) make all of us really optimistic about the future of bicycling, walking, and trails all across the state.

Thanks to all 2019 Missouri Active Transportation Summit presenters and attendees!

Below are links to powerpoint presentations and other follow-ups from 2019 Summit  Sessions:

• 2019 Summit powerpoint and other presentation files from Summit sessions
  • Note that new files may be added there as we receive files from presenters over the next few days or weeks
     
• See the full 2019 Summit Session Schedule and Program
   
• From last year: 2018 Summit powerpoint and other presentation files
   

Follow-up or additional items from sessions:

• Main Street Iowa - Michael Wagler, Plenary Address
  • Main Street Iowa web page
     
  • Main Street Iowa videos
     
  • Ottumwa Better Block - Main Street video
     
• Missouri State Parks and Trails: Katy, Rock Island, and Beyond - Mike Sutherland, Missouri State Parks, Keynote Address
  • State Parks Rock Island Corridor Information Portal
     
• MoDOT's Bike/Ped Program: Past, Present, and (with your help) Future - Jenni Hosey, MoDOT Bike/Ped Coordinator
  • Newly updated MoDOT Bike/Ped page with information, links, routes, and State Bicycle Maps
     
• Missouri bicycle law and drivers, e-bikes
  • Amanda Grimes' Survey of Missouri Drivers' Understanding of Missouri Traffic Law - survey open through August 2019, please distribute as widely as possible to any venue seen by drivers in Missouri through then end of August
     
  • Missouri Bicycle & Pedestrian Law summaries for bicyclists, pedestrians, drivers
     
  • New Guide to Missouri Road Rules, Markings, and Signs for Everyone who Drives, Walks, or Bicycles
    • About the new Guide
       
• Butterfield Trail Experience and Kaysinger Basin Regional Planning Commission Trails & BikeWays Plan
  • About the Butterfield Stage Experience
     
  • Butterfield Stage Experience Main Route (250 miles Jefferson City-Springfield)
     
  • Butterfield Stage Experience Options & Connecting Routes (still in progress!)
     
  • How the Butterfield, Katy, and Rock Island fit together
     
  • Butterfield Stage Experience Facebook Page
     
  • Butterfield Stage Experience on Benton County Tourism web page
     
  • Pomme de Toure - 108-mile gravel cycling route & annual gravel grinder ride in Hickory County
     
• Potential Cross-State Bicycle Routes - gravel, paved, historical, major connections
  
  These are a combination of gravel routes and low-traffic/low-stress paved routes.
  
  Ideally we will have a mostly gravel route AND a low-traffic/low-stress paved route connecting each destination.
  
  Many of them are just drafts or ideas, and can be turned into good regional routes if communities (even just a champion or two each each community) along the route have the interest (contact director@mobikefed.org if interested in any of the potential routes)
  Some routes are more developed with destinations, historical points of interest, places to stay and eat, etc. Others are less developed.
  • Sample Bicycle Tourism & Routes page of the type we can make for all these routes, and communities all around Missouri--with your support
    • About Ride With GPS tourism pages
       
    • MoBikeFed would purchase the account and organize statewide tourism pages for individual regions or areas that contribute to the effort
       
    • Sample Tourism page of the type we could make for cities, regions, and routes
       
  • BikeMOPAC - St Louis-Kansas City
    • BikeMOPAC connections to Katy, Rock Island, potential extension to Nevada/Joplin areas
       
  • Birthplace of the Santa Fe Trail Bicycle Tour
     
  • Mid-Missouri connecting routes
     
  • Rock Island Trail Communities Regional Connecting Routes
     
  • Ozark Trail Mountain Biking/Gravel Network - over 1000 miles
     
  • Kansas City metro area - connections to the Rock Island Trail
     
  • Rock Island Trail to Great American Rail Trail connections (Lee's Summit-Kansas City-St Joseph-Lincoln-Omaha)
     

Save the date for the next Missouri Active Transportation Summit--Friday, August 14th, 2020 in Jefferson City.