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Transportation Safety Action Plan Survey
The Central Lane Metropolitan Planning Organization is updating the regional Transportation Safety Action Plan (TSAP) for the Eugene, Springfield, and Coburg urban area. This is a plan for everyone who travels within and through central Lane County, whether you drive, walk, bike, or take the bus.
By taking this survey, you are helping us better understand the safety concerns that impact our community. Thank you for letting us hear from you!
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1.
What is your top transportation safety issue or concern?
(Required.)
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2.
We frequently hear these as top safety concerns from community members. Please select your top three concerns.
(Required.)
Lighting conditions
Illegal speeding
Impaired driving
E-bike/E-moto/E-scooter use on roads and shared paths
Drivers failing to see pedestrians or bicyclists
Poor path etiquette on shared use paths
Distracted driving
New or confusing roadway infrastructure
Drivers not following traffic laws
Pedestrians or bicyclists not following traffic laws
Other (please specify)
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3.
Referring to the question above, what do you think would help with the issues you selected?
(Required.)
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4.
How do you learn about new travel or driving laws?
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News - Television
Social Media
Newspaper
Radio
Newsletter
Government Agency Website
Talking to friends/family
Other (please specify)
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5.
Please select road features you feel are effective at improving safety for all road users.
(Required.)
Marked crossings (e.g: Crosswalks, yellow school crossings, etc.)
Pedestrian crossing beacons (Pedestrian activated flashing lights to signal crossing)
Sharrows (Arrows painted on roads that are shared by cars and bicyclists)
Conventional bike lanes (Painted lane at edge of roadways)
Buffered bike lanes (Extra spacing for painted lane at edge of roadways)
Protected bike lanes (Physical barrier for bike lanes)
Two-way cycle tracks (A dedicated buffered path separated from motor vehicle traffic)
Green paint (A high-visibility paint primarily used for bicycle lanes, crosswalks, and conflict zones to improve safety between motorists, cyclists, and pedestrians)
Bike boxes (Green painted area for bicyclists to wait in front of motor traffic at stop lights)
Roundabouts or traffic circles (Circular intersection)
Curb extensions (Area that extends past straight sidewalks to allow for shorter crossing time for pedestrians)
Other (please specify)
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6.
Please select existing programs that you are familiar with.
(Required.)
See and Be Seen
Free "Neighbors Ahead" yard signs
Free child car seat checks
Learn to Ride events
Oregon Friendly Driver
Smart Cycling course
Make a Plan, Drive Safe resources
Lane Teen Driver
May is Bike Month
Walktober
Safe Routes to School
I have not heard about or seen any of these programs
Other (please specify)
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7.
What is one change that would most improve transportation safety for you?
(Required.)
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8.
How do you most often get around when making day-to-day trips (select two).
(Required.)
Car - I drive
Car - A friend or family member drives me
Rideshare (Taxi/Uber/Lyft)
Bus
Bicycle
E-Bicycle
Walk with/without a Mobility Device
Motorcycle
Moped/Scooter
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Is there anything else we should know?
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10.
Do you use a mobility device to get around? Examples include a cane, wheelchair, or walker, among other devices.
(Required.)
Yes
No
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11.
Where do you live?
(Required.)
Eugene
Springfield
Coburg
Other Lane County (please specify)
12.
What is your ZIP code?
13.
What is your age?
Thank you for taking our survey! If you are interested in knowing more about the Transportation Safety Action Plan, please follow this link:
CLMPO Transportation Safety Action Plan Update