Spring Garden Pop-Up Bike Lanes

From Tate Street to Fulton Street

Pop-up projects use temporary design materials and mobile traffic-control equipment to allow design concepts to be tested on a short-term basis. The Spring Garden pop-up project from Tate Street to Fulton Street replaces the existing sharrows (shared-use lane markings) with designated bike lanes on both sides of the street. The project removes 25 parallel parking spaces from the south side of the street and removes the left turn lane at Spring Garden and Mendenhall. If it is successful, it will become a permanent design when the road is resurfaced.

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* 1. What is your relationship to this section Spring Garden? Select all that apply.

I live on/near Spring Garden Street.

I work on/near Spring Garden Street.

I go to a university or college on/near Spring Garden Street.

I go to school (K-12) or care for a student who attends a school (K-12) on/near Spring Garden Street.

I commute or make other trips on Spring Garden Street.

Other (please specify)

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* 2. How do you regularly travel on or around Spring Garden Street? Select all that apply.

Drive a car or motorcycle

Walk and/or use a wheelchair

Ride a bicycle or scooter

Ride GTA/transit

Use a shared e-scooter (e.g., Lime/Blue Duck)

Use rideshare (e.g., Lyft/Uber)

Other (please specify)

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* 3. How often do you typically travel on Spring Garden Street?

Daily

Weekly

Monthly

Rarely

Never

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* 4. What is the most important thing GDOT staff should consider when evaluating next steps for the pop-up project?

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* 5. Please provide your email address if you would like to be updated on the project. Your name is optional.

Name

Email Address

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* 6. Please include the zip code of your home address so the City can evaluate the range of community engagement related to the project.

ZIP/Postal Code