Cameron Road and Dessau Road Listening Session Survey

This survey seeks your feedback on opportunities to address safety, mobility and comfort for everyone using Cameron Road from 51st Street to Rundberg Lane and Dessau Road from Rundberg Lane to Parmer Lane. Feedback will be used to find solutions. Thank you for participating.

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1. How do you currently use Cameron Road and Dessau Road? (Select all that apply.)

Driving

Walking or running

Bicycling

Riding a scooter or other personal mobility device

Using a mobility-assistive device

Catching the bus

Walking or bicycling with children to school

I live on or nearby Cameron Road or Dessau Road

Other (please specify)

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2. How would you like to use Cameron Road and Dessau Road? (Select all that apply.)

Driving

Walking or running

Bicycling

Riding a scooter or other personal mobility device

Using a mobility-assistive device

Catching the bus

Walking or bicycling with children to school

Other (please specify)

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3. How comfortable do you feel on Cameron Road and Dessau Road? (Select one.)

Very uncomfortable

Somewhat uncomfortable

Somewhat comfortable

Very comfortable

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4. What would it take to make Cameron Road and Dessau Road a more comfortable place to be? (Select all that apply.)

Nothing, Cameron Road and Dessau Road are fine as is

Improved safety at intersections

Adding more frequent pedestrian crossings

Better sidewalk connections

Slower motor vehicle speeds

Improving public transportation (bus) service

Protected bicycle lanes separating people riding bicycles from motor vehicles and people walking

Better separation between sidewalk and motor vehicle lanes

Other (please specify)

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5. Cameron Road between 51st Street and US 290 currently provides about 44 feet of space with:

51st Street to Broadmoor Drive: two northbound travel lanes, one southbound travel lane

Broadmoor Drive to US 290: two travel lanes and a center turn lane

painted bicycle lanes

sidewalks

bus shelters

Please share your top concerns with this section of Cameron Road by ranking them, with #1 being your greatest concern. You may share location specific concerns using the interactive web map.

Excessive motor vehicle speeds

Insufficient lighting

Turning onto or off of the street

Lack of safe pedestrian crossings

Difficulty accessing the bus

Excessive bus delay

Condition of sidewalks and/or curb ramps

Lack of protected bicycle lanes

Motor vehicle congestion

Visibility along the street

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6. Cameron Road (between US 290 and Rundberg Lane) and Dessau Road (between Rundberg Lane and Parmer Lane) is a median divided street with:

six general travel lanes with three in each direction

left-turn lanes at major intersections

sidewalks

bus stops

no bicycle lanes

Please share your top concerns with this section of Cameron Road and Dessau Road by ranking them, with #1 being your greatest concern. You may share location specific concerns using the interactive web map.

Excessive motor vehicle speeds

Insufficient lighting

Turning onto or off of the street

Lack of safe pedestrian crossings

Difficulty accessing the bus

Excessive bus delay

Condition of sidewalks and/or curb ramps

Lack of protected bicycle lanes

Motor vehicle congestion

Visibility along the street

Cameron Road and Dessau Road Listening Session Survey

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1. How do you currently use Cameron Road and Dessau Road? (Select all that apply.)

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2. How would you like to use Cameron Road and Dessau Road? (Select all that apply.)

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3. How comfortable do you feel on Cameron Road and Dessau Road? (Select one.)

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4. What would it take to make Cameron Road and Dessau Road a more comfortable place to be? (Select all that apply.)

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7. If you have any additional comments, please share them below.

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8. Please share your email address if you would like to receive any future Cameron Road and Dessau Road project communications.