If you are 50 years or older, an opportunity to share your views on cycling is available. Now in its fifth year, the 50+ Cycling Survey asks questions about the history, habits and preferences of older bike riders. The anonymous survey is conducted by a transportation planner in partnership with the Mineta Transportation Institute and San Jose State University.

The survey is sponsored by the nonprofit, dblTilde CORE. The group’s mission is to “encourage people to remain physically active through walking and bicycling and using transit as they age in order to maintain wellness and a solid quality of life.” The results will be shared with advocates, engineers, journalists, planners, policymakers and public health professionals.