Thank you for sharing your experiences and comments with us during Phase 1 of the Campus Drive Complete Streets & Safety Study. The City of Irvine is now seeking input on potential enhancements for the roadway.

This survey asks about potential street design features and enhanced safety strategies like bike facilities, crossing treatments, and speed management that could be part of the corridor's future. We're not asking you to help us pick a final design yet. Instead, your responses will help us understand which types of enhancements matter most to you and how you weigh the tradeoffs between them.

Your feedback, along with input from the technical analysis and other stakeholders, will directly inform the design concepts we share with the community in the coming months.

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1. Campus Drive could be redesigned with different types of bike facilities. Which of the following would help you feel most comfortable riding a bike along the corridor?

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2. Which of the following would most improve your experience of crossing Campus Drive? (Select up to 3)

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3. Campus Drive is used by many different travelers, including both bicyclists and bus riders, and their travel paths may intersect at some locations. When considering potential enhancements along the corridor, where would you place your preference on the following scale?

1: Prioritize keeping bike riders separated, even if it adds complexity for buses. 5: Prioritize simple, effective bus operations, even if bike riders may need to share space with buses.
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i We adjusted the number you entered based on the slider’s scale.

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4. At the intersection of Campus Drive and Paseo Montoya, near University High School, should a traffic signal be considered as a potential future enhancement to help with crossing conditions?

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5. When you think about enhancing Campus Drive, please rank the following from most to least important to you.

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6. Please provide any additional comments, concerns, or ideas you would like to share with the study team.

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