Cycling mobility survey in the municipality of Amay

The municipality is launching a study to improve cycling connections between villages and activity centers.

Generic image of cycling in a Belgian village, emphasizing the journey and local environment.
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Generic image of cycling in a Belgian village, emphasizing the journey and local environment.

The municipality of Amay is launching a study on cycling connections between its villages and activity centers, seeking input from local cyclists.

The municipality is currently conducting a study to analyze cycling connections between the different villages within its entity and the surrounding hubs for activities, commerce, employment, and leisure. This initiative aims to better understand and improve soft mobility within the territory.
At the request of the organization in charge of this study, particular attention is being paid to the cycling links between Amay-Haut, Jehay, Ampsin, Saint-Georges, and Villers-le-Bouillet. The goal is to identify the most frequently used routes and the difficulties encountered by cyclists.
The municipality invites individuals who cycle in these areas, whether regularly or occasionally, to share their experiences and opinions. Questions will cover usual routes, encountered obstacles, and potential improvements to facilitate travel.
Citizens are encouraged to complete an online survey via a form, which will take only a few minutes. This contribution will help better identify the needs for cycling mobility within the municipality.
Based on information from the official source: Commune d’Amay — Actualités (01/10/2026)