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AARP Bike Audit Tool Kit Worksheets

Download our free, printable, fillable, shareable forms and checklists for taking notes and making observations about a street or area's safe bikeability


The AARP Bike Audit Tool Kit worksheets are easy to print from home, easy to complete, and easy to use by anyone who wants to make their community more livable and bike-friendly for people of all ages. Each worksheet can be used on its own or in combination with other worksheets. Each can be printed anew for observing a different location or route. 

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Follow the instructions below to download and share these worksheets, which are available as individual worksheets or as an nine-worksheet sheet collection. Scroll down to see the pages at full size.
AARP Livable Communities

A bike audit can occur in a single-location or along a route between destinations (aka a riding bike audit).

We encourage printing, photocopying and sharing the worksheets so numerous bike auditors — working solo or as part of a team — can observe and document the safety of a community's streets.

Take Action!

Share your walk audit findings with local leaders, elected officials and members of civic organizations and neighborhood groups. Advocate for changes that will address the most egregious problems and be of benefit to the community. See page 18 of the AARP Bike Audit Tool Kit for information about reporting results and proposing solutions. 

This page includes links for downloading individual worksheets as well as for downloading the complete nine-worksheet collection. 

Choose from a one-page worksheet or a two-page large-type version, both of which can be used by printing (and completing by hand) and/or as a fillable PDF that can be completed on an electronic device then printed or shared online.

  • Scroll down to see and flip through the worksheets while online. 

  • Scroll down further to learn how to save — and print or share — a completed, fillable PDF.

 

Download the Worksheets

Single-sheet worksheets (9 pages)  |  Large-type worksheets (18 pages)

  1. Make a Map: One-Pager  | Large-Type  (This one requires drawing a map so isn't fillable.)
  2. Who’s Bicycling — and Why? One-Pager | Large-Type 
  3. Streets and Crossings (single-location audit/off-bike): One-Pager | Large-Type
  4. Streets and Crossings (riding audit/on-bike): One-Pager | Large-Type 
  5. Car-Free Paths and Trails: One-Pager | Large-Type 
  6. Street, Path or Trail Safety and Appeal: One-Pager | Large-Type 
  7. Build a Better Block: One-Pager | Large-Type 
  8. Bicycle Parking: One-Pager | Large-Type 
  9. Cycling in the Heat, Rain, Wind or Snow: One-Pager Large-Type

To Save a Completed PDF

Select either option, both of which begin under the File tab in the navigation bar that appears at the top of an open PDF:

  • Option 1: Select "Save as Other > Reader Extended PDF > "Enable More Tools: Commenting and Measuring" 
  • Option 2: Select "Export to > Image >JPEG"

 

Spanish version of these worksheets can be found here.

 

LEARN MORE
Find more resources on the bike audit took kit here.

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