Moving Forward 1: An MK Transport Hack Day

Join Milton Keynes Doughnut Economics Group on Wednesday 5th February, 09.30 to 12.30 at MK:U Innovation Hub. Drop-in anytime during the session.
*Free* refreshments will be available including sweet doughnuts!
Let us know if you have any special diet or access requirements when you book.
What is a hack day?
A hack day, also known as a hackathon, is a collaborative event where people work together on a project in a short period of time. Hack days are often used to develop new approaches to problems or complete large projects. Our hack day aims to involve communities across MK in activities which educate and empower residents to develop strategies for environmentally transformative living in their locality. Your input will contribute towards an update of our Doughnut Portrait of Milton Keynes and Good News Stories of MK - take a look at our Demonstrator Video to see what we have in mind for the next version.
This event will be the first 'hack of the day'. The second hack will take place at the Transition Town MK Monthly Social Meeting at Aiimi. All are welcome to come to one or both sessions.
Topics or questions you might be interested in include:

• How do transport systems in our city impact the health and well-being of people ?
• What do you think about the cost of public transport?
• Are you at risk of being "cut off" from opportunities due to poor transport links? How can we better connect underserved areas?
• What is the environmental impact of our current transport infrastructure, and how can we make it greener?
• How can we improve access to transport for people with disabilities or those who face other mobility challenges?
• Are authorities doing enough to maintain and modernize transport infrastructure? What gaps still exist?
• What would encourage more people to use public transport or active travel instead of private cars?
• How can we ensure safety for cyclists and pedestrians while reducing car dependency?
• Is our city ready for electric and autonomous vehicles?
• What lessons can we learn from other cities to create a more efficient, reliable, and inclusive transport system?

Bring along your:

• Hopes and dreams for the future of MK
• Experience and knowledge of local strengths and weaknesses
• History and stories
• Questions, challenges and thoughts on how you could help improve water in MK

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