Seneffe launches Pedestrian Barometer to improve mobility

The municipality invites residents to share their walking experience to identify areas for improvement.

Generic image of a person walking in a Belgian municipality.
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Generic image of a person walking in a Belgian municipality.

The municipality of Seneffe has launched the second edition of the Pedestrian Barometer, a survey running from September 16 to October 31, 2026, inviting residents to share their experiences of walking.

Whether for commuting to work, taking children to school, running errands, or simply strolling, the municipality of Seneffe is seeking citizens' input. The aim is to better understand pedestrians' needs and expectations regarding the safety, accessibility, and comfort of public spaces.
The questionnaire, which takes approximately 15 minutes to complete, will help identify concrete areas for improvement. With at least 50 responses, the Municipality will receive a detailed report specific to its territory.
The initiative is organized by Tous à Pied, Walk, and Voetgangersbeweging, with support from the SPF Mobilité et Transports. Citizens are encouraged to participate via the website www.barometrepieton.be.
Based on information from the official source: Commune de Seneffe (01/10/2026)