Santa Ana Vision Zero Plan - Community Survey

(Oprima aquí para tomar la encuesta del Plan de Movilidad Segura en Santa Ana en Español.) Thank you for taking the Santa Ana Vision Zero Plan Community Survey.

The City of Santa Ana views road user safety as an immediate priority and is conducting a study that will inform where to make improvements that will reduce traffic fatalities to zero while maintaining fluid multimodal operations on city streets.

The City of Santa Ana would like to know your priorities in making investments at the selected locations by completing this survey. There are five questions and it takes 2–4 minutes to complete.

If you have any questions, please contact Mauricio Castaneda at mcastaneda@santa-ana.org

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* 1. When you think about transportation changes or improvements, what should be our top two considerations in selecting the projects we design?
(Please select your top 2)

Keeping existing car parking on city streets

Slowing down how fast people drive on the street

Cost effectiveness

Addressing wrong-way bicycle riding

Increasing the number of dedicated bicycle paths and lanes

Improving traffic flow

Potential to reduce collisions

Making it easier for people walking to cross the street

Enhancing transit service

Education-enforcement for people who bike, walk, and drive to increase courtesy and compliance with roadway rules

Other (please specify)

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* 2. What three street improvements would you like to see more of in Santa Ana?
(Please select your top 3)

More sidewalks

Pedestrian refuge island mid-street to help with crossings

Traffic signals with more time to cross

Trails and pathways

Benches and rubbish bins

More traffic signals and flashing crossing beacons

Transit stop improvements, such as information about the next bus

Sidewalks with street trees set back from traffic

Lighting improvements

Transit stop improvements, such as shelters

More corner ramps for people in wheelchairs and baby strollers

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* 3. What three types of bike facilities would you like to see more of in Santa Ana?
(Please select your top 3)

Protected bike lanes

Shared lane markings or "sharrows"

Buffered bike lane

Colored bike lanes

Road Buffet (transform through lanes to two way turn lanes and bike lanes)

Intersection treatments and enhancements

Bike boulevards on residential streets (and signage)

Improved signals

Painted bike lanes

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* 4. What are your main means of travel in Santa Ana?

	Mode of Transportation
Commute (work or school)	Commute (work or school) Mode of Transportation menu
Personal errands (grocery store/appointments)	Personal errands (grocery store/appointments) Mode of Transportation menu
Entertainment, dining out or socializing	Entertainment, dining out or socializing Mode of Transportation menu
Exercise or recreation	Exercise or recreation Mode of Transportation menu

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* 1. When you think about transportation changes or improvements, what should be our top two considerations in selecting the projects we design?(Please select your top 2)

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* 2. What three street improvements would you like to see more of in Santa Ana?(Please select your top 3)

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* 3. What three types of bike facilities would you like to see more of in Santa Ana?(Please select your top 3)

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* 4. What are your main means of travel in Santa Ana?

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* 5. Is there more you would like to tell us about your transportation experience in Santa Ana?

* 1. When you think about transportation changes or improvements, what should be our top two considerations in selecting the projects we design?
(Please select your top 2)

* 2. What three street improvements would you like to see more of in Santa Ana?
(Please select your top 3)

* 3. What three types of bike facilities would you like to see more of in Santa Ana?
(Please select your top 3)