Miami-Dade Safe Streets Alliance

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* 1. To join with us in urging Miami-Dade County to preserve the safety of SW 77th Avenue, SW 87th Avenue, and connecting neighborhood streets, please provide your contact information below. To learn more visit: https://ceds.org/mdssa/. Please feel free to invite others to take this survey even if they don't live in Palmetto Bay or Pinecrest.

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* 2. How would you rate the overall safety of your neighborhood street with regard to traffic?

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* 3. Can children safely walk to school from your neighborhood?

Yes

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* 4. Can you safely walk and bicycle along your neighborhood street?

Yes

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* 5. Is the posted speed limit on your neighborhood street 25 mph or less? A child struck at 35 mph is far more likely to die than at 25 mph.

Yes

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* 6. Do most of those driving on your street obey the speed limit?

Yes

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* 7. Does your neighborhood street benefit from speed humps or other traffic calming measures? These measures will slow vehicle speed reducing injury severity and discourage cut-thru traffic.

Yes

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* 8. Has a pedestrian or cyclist ever been injured by an automobile on your neighborhood street?

Yes

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* 9. At rush-hour does it usually take more than one green cycle to get through nearby signalized intersections? If yes then the intersection is congested which increases the likelihood of cut-thru traffic on neighborhood streets.

Yes

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* 10. Is there a bus or other transit stop within a 10-minute walk of your home? The percentage of Miami-Dade residents commuting by mass transit is much lower then in other cities. Having stops within a 10-minute walk is essential for increasing ridership.

Yes

Uncertain

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* 2. How would you rate the overall safety of your neighborhood street with regard to traffic?

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* 3. Can children safely walk to school from your neighborhood?

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* 4. Can you safely walk and bicycle along your neighborhood street?

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* 5. Is the posted speed limit on your neighborhood street 25 mph or less? A child struck at 35 mph is far more likely to die than at 25 mph.

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* 6. Do most of those driving on your street obey the speed limit?

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* 7. Does your neighborhood street benefit from speed humps or other traffic calming measures? These measures will slow vehicle speed reducing injury severity and discourage cut-thru traffic.

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* 8. Has a pedestrian or cyclist ever been injured by an automobile on your neighborhood street?

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* 9. At rush-hour does it usually take more than one green cycle to get through nearby signalized intersections? If yes then the intersection is congested which increases the likelihood of cut-thru traffic on neighborhood streets.

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* 10. Is there a bus or other transit stop within a 10-minute walk of your home? The percentage of Miami-Dade residents commuting by mass transit is much lower then in other cities. Having stops within a 10-minute walk is essential for increasing ridership.

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* 11. Is there anything else you'd like to share about your neighborhood streets?