The initiative, taking place at the Landscape Laboratory, aims to hear from citizens, associations, and organizations about their experiences and perspectives on public transport, walking and cycling, accessibility, traffic flow, parking, road safety, and connections to other municipalities.
This session is part of the PMUS diagnostic phase. No technical knowledge is required to participate, as everyday commuting experiences will help identify needs.
The collected contributions will be analyzed and will form part of the PMUS diagnosis, serving as a basis for the plan's subsequent phases.
The session will run from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM. Registration can be done via the link: https://forms.gle/g8kw8htbKRCaUBHw6.
More information about the PMUS is available at: https://guimaraes26.pt/pmus.
