Option 1: South curb trail with two-way yield flow for vehicles
Option 1: South curb trail with two-way yield flow for vehicles Strongly support
Option 1: South curb trail with two-way yield flow for vehicles Somewhat support
Option 1: South curb trail with two-way yield flow for vehicles Neutral
Option 1: South curb trail with two-way yield flow for vehicles Somewhat do not support
Option 1: South curb trail with two-way yield flow for vehicles Strongly do not support
Option 2: South curb trail with partial one-way traffic
Option 2: South curb trail with partial one-way traffic Strongly support
Option 2: South curb trail with partial one-way traffic Somewhat support
Option 2: South curb trail with partial one-way traffic Neutral
Option 2: South curb trail with partial one-way traffic Somewhat do not support
Option 2: South curb trail with partial one-way traffic Strongly do not support
Option 3: North curb trail (replacing existing sidewalk)
Option 3: North curb trail (replacing existing sidewalk) Strongly support
Option 3: North curb trail (replacing existing sidewalk) Somewhat support
Option 3: North curb trail (replacing existing sidewalk) Neutral
Option 3: North curb trail (replacing existing sidewalk) Somewhat do not support
Option 3: North curb trail (replacing existing sidewalk) Strongly do not support
Option 4: Traffic calming and Shared Lane Markings (sharrows) for in-street bicycles with a widened sidewalk for pedestrians
Option 4: Traffic calming and Shared Lane Markings (sharrows) for in-street bicycles with a widened sidewalk for pedestrians Strongly support
Option 4: Traffic calming and Shared Lane Markings (sharrows) for in-street bicycles with a widened sidewalk for pedestrians Somewhat support
Option 4: Traffic calming and Shared Lane Markings (sharrows) for in-street bicycles with a widened sidewalk for pedestrians Neutral
Option 4: Traffic calming and Shared Lane Markings (sharrows) for in-street bicycles with a widened sidewalk for pedestrians Somewhat do not support
Option 4: Traffic calming and Shared Lane Markings (sharrows) for in-street bicycles with a widened sidewalk for pedestrians Strongly do not support