14th Street Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Study
14th Street Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Study
The North Florida TPO is assisting Nassau County with a study of 14th Street from Amelia Island Parkway to north of Atlantic Avenue. The study will recommend ways to enhance traffic safety, with a focus on improving safety for bicyclists and pedestrians. The purpose of this survey is to gather public input on current traffic safety issues and conditions along 14th Street.
If you live or travel within the study area, please take a few minutes to answer the questions below. We appreciate your participation and dedication to improving traffic conditions in your community!
Where do you live?
What is your home zip code?
Where do you typically work?
If and when you travel along 14th Street, what is your primary means of travel?
How often do you travel on 14th Street within the study area?
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If you primarily drive or ride with someone else along 14th Street, please share any traffic safety concerns below.
If you walk, please select your primary destination or purpose.
How safe do you feel walking along 14th Street on the sidewalk?
What are the biggest factors that discourage you from walking along 14th Street? Select all that apply.
What would make you feel safer or more comfortable walking along 14th Street? Check all that apply.
If you ride a bicycle, please indicate your primary destination or purpose.
How safe do you feel riding your bicycle along 14th Street?
If there is no on-street bicycle lane, where do you prefer to ride your bicycle?
What are the biggest factors that discourage you from riding a bicycle along 14th Street? Select all that apply.
Which bicycling improvement would you be most likely to use?
How safe do you feel walking or riding a bike across 14th Street?
What options for crossing 14th Street do you use? Select all that apply.
If you do not cross at an intersection/crosswalk, please select all reasons that apply.
Where do you experience your biggest traffic safety issue or concerns along 14th Street within the study area?
On the map, mark up to three areas along the yellow highlighted 14th Street corridor where you feel there is a safety problem. You may mark a point or draw a line to show each location. As you add a point or line to the map, describe your concerns in the box after you double click.
What additional comments do you have to improve traffic safety in the study area?
The following questions are optional and help us understand who is participating in our outreach.
What is your age?
How many working, registered vehicles are in your household?
What is your household income?
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