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Bertie County Transportation Survey

The Transportation Planning Branch of the North Carolina Department of Transportation, in cooperation with Bertie County, is developing a transportation plan for the county. The transportation plan is a long-range plan that identifies major transportation improvements that will be needed over the next 25 to 30 years. This survey is a means of identifying transportation issues that are important to the citizens, officials, and businesses of Bertie County. Your input is vital in developing a plan that meets the needs of the citizens of Bertie County.

1. How important are the following goals?
(Please check the box that describes the importance of the following goals.)

2. A road’s ability to carry traffic should be increased by:
(Please check the box that describes the importance of the following strategies.)

	Very Important	Important	Not Important
Building additional traffic lanes	A road’s ability to carry traffic should be increased by: (Please check the box that describes the importance of the following strategies.) Building additional traffic lanes Very Important	Important	Not Important
Controlling the frequency and locations of driveways and cross streets that access the road	Controlling the frequency and locations of driveways and cross streets that access the road Very Important	Important	Not Important
Improvements to intersections, better traffic signal timing	Improvements to intersections, better traffic signal timing Very Important	Important	Not Important
Widening Lanes and/or Shoulders	Widening Lanes and/or Shoulders Very Important	Important	Not Important
Straightening Curves	Straightening Curves Very Important	Important	Not Important
Pavement Maintenance	Pavement Maintenance Very Important	Important	Not Important

3. Are you concerned with safety or crash problems at any specific locations?

Are you concerned with safety or crash problems at any specific locations? yes

If yes, please give a detailed description of the location including the road name or intersection.

4. When traveling in your area, do you find that you often have to go out of your way to get to your destination because the most direct route is too congested?

When traveling in your area, do you find that you often have to go out of your way to get to your destination because the most direct route is too congested? yes

If yes, please give examples.

5. Is truck traffic a problem in the area?

Is truck traffic a problem in the area? yes

If yes, please give examples.

6. What areas or roads would you like to have improved connection to? (Please check all that apply.)

What areas or roads would you like to have improved connection to? (Please check all that apply.) Raleigh

Greenville

Rocky Mount

Ahoskie

Washington

Edenton

Elizabeth City

Williamston

Tarboro

US 13

US 17

US 64

US 158

US 258

NC 11-42

I-95

Virginia

Other

If Virginia or Other, please give town or highway location.

7. What are the key transportation issues in your area?

What are the key transportation issues in your area?

The new transportation plan will include recommendations for pedestrian, bicycle, and mass transit facilities. Would you use the following transportation facilities if they were built?

8. Sidewalks?

Sidewalks? yes	no
If yes, where?

9. Off-road trails or greenways for walking and biking:

Off-road trails or greenways for walking and biking: yes	no
If yes, where?

10. On-road bicycle facilities such as bike lanes and wide shoulders:

On-road bicycle facilities such as bike lanes and wide shoulders: yes

If yes, where?

11. Park-n-ride lots (parking areas to facilitate the use of public transportation and carpooling)

Park-n-ride lots (parking areas to facilitate the use of public transportation and carpooling) yes

If yes, where?

12. Bus service around Windsor

Bus service around Windsor yes

13. Bus service to Greenville

Bus service to Greenville yes

14. Commuter rail

Commuter rail yes

We would like to know a little about you so that we can create a group profile. Your answers will be kept strictly confidential. Please answer the following questions:

15. What is your age?

What is your age? under 18

18-24

25-34

35-44

45-54

55-64

65-74

over 74

16. What is your Ethnic Group?

What is your Ethnic Group? White

Black

Native American

Hispanic

Asian

Other

17. How many people live in your household, including yourself?

How many people live in your household, including yourself? 1

8 and above

18. How many people live in your household, including yourself?

How many people live in your household, including yourself? 1

8 and above

19. What was your household income last year?

What was your household income last year? Below $15,000

$15,000-$29,999

$30,000-$39,999

$40,000-$53,799

$53,800-$70,000

Above $70,000

Don't know

20. Do you own a vehicle?

Do you own a vehicle? yes

21. Do you use CPTA (Choanoke Public Transportation Authority) Transportation?

Do you use CPTA (Choanoke Public Transportation Authority) Transportation? yes

22. What is your zip code?

What is your zip code?

Please look at the map and answer the questions that relate to the map.

23. In what community of Bertie County do you live?
(Please check only one box. If you live in a municipality, check a municipality.
If you live in an unincorporated area, please check a township.
The numbers correspond to the townships displayed on the map.)

In what community of Bertie County do you live? (Please check only one box. If you live in a municipality, check a municipality. If you live in an unincorporated area, please check a township. The numbers correspond to the townships displayed on the map.) Askewville

Aulander

Colerain

Kelford

Lewiston-Woodville

Powellsville

Roxobel

Windsor

1. Roxobel

2. Mitchells

3. Colerain

4. Woodville

5. Snake Bite

6. Windsor

7. Whites

8. Indian Woods

9. Merry Hill

I don't live in Bertie County

Thank you for completing this survey. Your input is very much appreciated.

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	Very Important	Important	Not Important
Increased Transportation Choices:	How important are the following goals? (Please check the box that describes the importance of the following goals.) Increased Transportation Choices: Very Important	Important	Not Important
More and safer opportunities to walk and bike to destinations	More and safer opportunities to walk and bike to destinations Very Important	Important	Not Important
Increased Public Transportation Options:	Increased Public Transportation Options: Very Important	Important	Not Important
Bus service to destinations; Park-n-ride lots to facilitate carpooling, vanpooling, and transit service	Bus service to destinations; Park-n-ride lots to facilitate carpooling, vanpooling, and transit service Very Important	Important	Not Important
Faster Automobile Travel Times:	Faster Automobile Travel Times: Very Important	Important	Not Important
Higher-speed roads with more lanes and fewer intersections; more connector roads; less congestion	Higher-speed roads with more lanes and fewer intersections; more connector roads; less congestion Very Important	Important	Not Important
Community and Rural Culture Preservation:	Community and Rural Culture Preservation: Very Important	Important	Not Important
Keeping businesses in downtown areas; preservation of existing buildings and neighborhoods; maintaining the rural culture and landscape	Keeping businesses in downtown areas; preservation of existing buildings and neighborhoods; maintaining the rural culture and landscape Very Important	Important	Not Important
Environmental Protection:	Environmental Protection: Very Important	Important	Not Important
Minimizing the impact on wetlands, streams, and wildlife areas; reducing air pollution	Minimizing the impact on wetlands, streams, and wildlife areas; reducing air pollution Very Important	Important	Not Important
Economic Growth:	Economic Growth: Very Important	Important	Not Important
Building or improving roads and railways to attract new businesses and to allow existing businesses to expand	Building or improving roads and railways to attract new businesses and to allow existing businesses to expand Very Important	Important	Not Important
Service of Special Needs:	Service of Special Needs: Very Important	Important	Not Important
Better transportation services for poor, elderly, and disabled residents	Better transportation services for poor, elderly, and disabled residents Very Important	Important	Not Important
Access:	Access: Very Important	Important	Not Important
Better connection to employment, medical facilities, and higher education facilities.	Better connection to employment, medical facilities, and higher education facilities. Very Important	Important	Not Important