Fremont's Walnut Ave Pilot Protected Bikeway

The City of Fremont recently added two types of physical protection to the bike lanes along Walnut Ave. This pilot project will help the city determine which type of protection should be used in future protected bike lanes.

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Option 1: Armadillos

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Option 2: Bollards

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* 1. What do you think? Which type of physical protection do you prefer and would you like to see added to more streets in Fremont?

I prefer a bike lane protected with Armadillos

I prefer a bike lane protected with Bollards

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* 2. What do you look for in a protected bike lane?

Physical barriers to prevent cars from entering the bike lane

Reflective components that are visible at night

Visual/physical cues that define the bike lane but still allow a bicyclist to exit the bike lane

Other (please specify)

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* 3. What kind of bicyclist are you?

Strong and the Fearless - I already confidently ride on a majority of Fremont's streets

Enthused and Confident - I ride on most of Fremont's streets, but distinctly prefer riding on trails or streets with bike lanes when I can

Interested but concerned - I'd like to ride, but don't feel like I can safely get where I need to go in Fremont by bike

No way, no how - I am currently not interested in bicycling at all, for reasons of topography, inability, or simply a complete and utter lack of interest.

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Option 1: Armadillos

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Option 2: Bollards

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* 1. What do you think? Which type of physical protection do you prefer and would you like to see added to more streets in Fremont?

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* 2. What do you look for in a protected bike lane?

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* 3. What kind of bicyclist are you?

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