What Should Chapel Hill Road Look Like?

Let's visualize what Chapel Hill Road could look like. We're going to ask you more specific questions on the types of facilities you prefer. For example... What sidewalk features are most important to you? Do you have a preferred mid-block pedestrian crossing? If you choose to participate – and we hope you do – please note that responses are considered public record under North Carolina law.

This Visual Preferency Survey closes on November 1, 2020. For more information on the Chapel Hill Road Mobility Study and to watch a recording of our September public meeting go to www.townofcary.org/chrstudy.

Sidewalks: What is most important to you?

Select one response.

Separation from Traffic

42%

Shade

33%

Wider Sidewalks

25%

Closed to responses | 644 Responses

Mid-Block Crosswalk Treatments: What is your favorite?

Select one response. A mid-block crossing is NOT located at a signal.

Pedestrian Refuge Island

53%

Brick or Pavers

31%

White Paint

16%

Closed to responses | 624 Responses

Crosswalk Treatments at a Signal: What is your favorite?

Select one response.

Stamped Asphalt or Brick/Pavers

63%

White Ladder Style

35%

Standard Crosswalk

Closed to responses | 616 Responses

Safety: Rank all five (5) safety improvements in order of importance to you.

Drag all five (5) options above the line in order of priority.

Closed to responses | 444 Responses

Traffic Calming: Rank all four (4) traffic calming improvements in order of importance to you.

Drag all four (4) options above the line in order of priority. Traffic calming employs design elements that can be built into the street to slow traffic. Speed humps are only permitted on local residential streets and would not be allowed on Chapel Hill Road.

Closed to responses | 422 Responses

Below are a few options of Corridor Character. Which is your favorite?

Select one response.

Mixed Use Walkable Character

80%

Hybrid

17%

Automobile Dominated

Closed to responses | 555 Responses

Bike Facilities: Pick up to three (3) options that you'd ride on Chapel Hill Road.

Protected Bike Lane with Planters

79%

Street-side Trail

75%

Separated Bike Lane with Bollards

45%

Buffered Bike Lane

27%

I won't ride a bike on any facility.

Standard Bike Lane

Closed to responses | 487 Responses

Streetscape: Which element is your favorite?

Select one response.

Street Trees

60%

Pedestrian Lighting

30%

Brick Sidewalks

Pocket Medians

Street Furniture

Closed to responses | 548 Responses

Building Scale: What is your favorite?

Select one response.

Two to Three Stories

36%

One to Two Stories

27%

Three to Four Stories

21%

No Preference

13%

Five to Seven Stories

Closed to responses | 538 Responses

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What Should Chapel Hill Road Look Like?

What Should Chapel Hill Road Look Like?

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Sidewalks: What is most important to you?

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Mid-Block Crosswalk Treatments: What is your favorite?

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Crosswalk Treatments at a Signal: What is your favorite?

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Safety: Rank all five (5) safety improvements in order of importance to you.

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Traffic Calming: Rank all four (4) traffic calming improvements in order of importance to you.

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Below are a few options of Corridor Character. Which is your favorite?

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Bike Facilities: Pick up to three (3) options that you'd ride on Chapel Hill Road.

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Streetscape: Which element is your favorite?

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Building Scale: What is your favorite?

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Please share any additional thoughts you have about Chapel Hill Road. Click Submit to post your comment.

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Thank you for participating. Sign-up to receive updates on the Chapel Hill Road Study including upcoming surveys, events and virtual meetings. Provide your information and click Submit.