Participate in the Pedestrian Barometer to improve Yvoir

The municipality of Yvoir invites its citizens to share their walking experience to enhance public spaces.

Feet walking on a sidewalk in a Belgian commune, with blurred buildings and trees in the background.
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Feet walking on a sidewalk in a Belgian commune, with blurred buildings and trees in the background.

The Municipality of Yvoir is launching a call for participation in the Pedestrian Barometer, a national survey aimed at improving walking and public space quality.

Until October 31, 2026, residents of Yvoir are invited to contribute to enhancing the safety, accessibility, and comfort of walking. The questionnaire, available online at barometrepieton.be, takes only 10 minutes to complete.
This national survey, the largest dedicated to walking in Belgium, will provide a better understanding of pedestrians' habits, needs, and expectations. It also aims to identify obstacles and opportunities for smoother mobility.
The collected data will be used for comparative reports. A federal report will be published in early 2027, analyzing the three Regions, alongside local reports for municipalities that gather over 50 responses.
Based on information from the official source: Commune d'Yvoir (02/10/2026)