South Pleasant Valley Road Corridor Mobility Plan

South Pleasant Valley Road Community Survey

The City of Austin is creating a Corridor Mobility Plan for the South Pleasant Valley Road corridor, funded by the 2016 Mobility Bond. A Corridor Mobility Plan is a preliminary engineering report with recommendations to improve safety, mobility, and connectivity. The limits of the South Pleasant Valley Road Corridor Mobility Plan are between Oltorf Street and Slaughter Lane.

You can view recommended improvements here and give us your input about them before the Corridor Mobility Plan is finalized. Improvements identified in the plan may be funded for design and construction as future funding sources become available. To learn more about the Corridor Mobility Plan and improvement recommendations for South Pleasant Valley Road, click here.

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* 1. How do you use South Pleasant Valley Road? (select all that apply)

I work along the corridor

I commute through the corridor

I shop, eat, use recreational facilities on the corridor

I live along the corridor

My children or I attend school along the corridor

Other (please specify)

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* 2. What mode of transportation do you use along South Pleasant Valley Road? (select all that apply)

Driving

Walking

Bicycling

Transit

Other (please specify)

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* 3. With the proposed improvements, do you think you would: (select all that apply)

Save time driving

Feel safer while driving

Walk more

Bicycle more

Feel safer while walking or cycling

Take transit more often

Have more access to community resources (parks and recreation areas, health services, school, etc.)

See no change

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* 4. How many days per week do you travel along South Pleasant Valley Road?

Less than once/week