Regional System Safety Plan

We Want to Save Lives

The North Florida Transportation Planning Organization (TPO) is the independent regional transportation planning agency for Duval, Clay, Nassau and St. Johns counties. We strive to reduce traffic fatalities through our studies, plans and funding programs. The North Florida TPO also develops safety campaigns, training and educational resources for partner agencies and the public.

Currently, we are updating our Regional Strategic Safety Plan to align strategies and prioritize safety investments within the region to ensure that resources are dedicated to reducing fatalities.

Your input is critical in deciding where and how we invest in safety projects. Please take a few minutes to complete the survey below. If you are a resident of Clay, Duval, Nassau or St. Johns County, and include your name and email address at the end of the survey, you will be entered to win one of three $100 Visa gift cards. The survey period closes Sunday, July 14.

What is your five-digit zip code?

On the map below, mark up to three locations where you feel there is a traffic safety issue and explain.

You can click to add a point and include a comment. You can also click beginning and end points to add a line and include a comment. Please feel free to share your thoughts on others’ points, lines and comments as well. Click on the gear icon to the left of the map to switch between map and satellite views.

What do you think are the biggest traffic safety problems? Ten behaviors that make traveling less safe are listed below. Select the top three that you think are the biggest problems.

Bicyclists not following traffic laws when traveling with motor vehicles

Drivers not following traffic laws when traveling with bicyclists

Drivers not yielding to pedestrians when required by law

Driving aggressively or carelessly including making frequent or unsafe lane changes, failing to signal or yield the right of way, or tailgating

Driving distracted while looking at phone or other handheld device

Driving under the influence of alcohol

Driving under the influence of drugs

Pedestrians violating traffic laws when entering roadway in front of drivers

Running red lights, stop signs or yield signs

Speeding

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What types of strategies are needed to improve traffic safety?

Four general traffic safety improvement categories are listed below. Click on, drag and drop these items to rank them starting with the most needed at the top to the least needed at the bottom.

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In general, how helpful would the following steps be in making travel safer for pedestrians?

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If you marked any steps as very or extremely helpful for pedestrians in the previous question, please add a point on the map to show the one most critical place where it is needed and describe in the comment box.

In general, how helpful would the following steps be in making travel safer for bicyclists?

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If you marked any steps in the previous question as very or extremely helpful for bicyclists, please add a point on the map to show the one most critical place where it is needed and describe in the comment box.

In general, how helpful would the following steps be in making travel safer for drivers?

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If you marked any steps as very or extremely helpful for drivers in the previous question, please add a point on the map to show the one most critical place where it is needed and describe in the comment box.

If additional funding were available, which audience would benefit the most from traffic safety education? (select only one)

Children (pedestrian and bicycle)

Teens

Adults

Senior Citizens

Those who violate traffic laws

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If additional funding were available for traffic safety enforcement, which of the following problem behaviors should be targeted? (select only one)

Speeding

Impaired driving

Distracted driving

Red-light running

Drivers' failure to yield to pedestrians and bicyclists

Drivers' failure to yield to other drivers

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Technology to improve traffic safety is being developed as part of the Smart North Florida movement. This will include things like pedestrian sensors in street lights, signal timing coordination and rail crossing notification. What are your thoughts about using technology to improve traffic safety?

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How do you most often travel locally?

Drive

Walk

Transit

Bicycle

Taxi/Uber/Lyft

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Please provide any additional final comments or suggestions related to traffic safety.

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Contact Information

Please provide your contact information below if you would like to participate in the gift card drawing or wish to receive follow-up information about the survey.

The following questions are optional and help us target our outreach and education efforts.

What is your age?

Under 18

18 - 24

25 - 34

35 - 44

45 - 54

55 - 64

65 - 74

75 +

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What is your race/ethnicity?

White

Black or African-American

Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish

Asian

American Indian or Alaska Native

Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander

Other

I prefer not to answer

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What is your highest formal education level?

High School/GED

Some College

Associate's Degree

Bachelor's Degree

Graduate or Professional Degree

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Regional System Safety Plan

Regional System Safety Plan

We Want to Save Lives

What is your five-digit zip code?

On the map below, mark up to three locations where you feel there is a traffic safety issue and explain.

What do you think are the biggest traffic safety problems? Ten behaviors that make traveling less safe are listed below. Select the top three that you think are the biggest problems.

What types of strategies are needed to improve traffic safety? Four general traffic safety improvement categories are listed below. Click on, drag and drop these items to rank them starting with the most needed at the top to the least needed at the bottom.

In general, how helpful would the following steps be in making travel safer for pedestrians?

If you marked any steps as very or extremely helpful for pedestrians in the previous question, please add a point on the map to show the one most critical place where it is needed and describe in the comment box.

In general, how helpful would the following steps be in making travel safer for bicyclists?

If you marked any steps in the previous question as very or extremely helpful for bicyclists, please add a point on the map to show the one most critical place where it is needed and describe in the comment box.

In general, how helpful would the following steps be in making travel safer for drivers?

If you marked any steps as very or extremely helpful for drivers in the previous question, please add a point on the map to show the one most critical place where it is needed and describe in the comment box.

If additional funding were available, which audience would benefit the most from traffic safety education? (select only one)

If additional funding were available for traffic safety enforcement, which of the following problem behaviors should be targeted? (select only one)

Technology to improve traffic safety is being developed as part of the Smart North Florida movement. This will include things like pedestrian sensors in street lights, signal timing coordination and rail crossing notification. What are your thoughts about using technology to improve traffic safety?

How do you most often travel locally?

Please provide any additional final comments or suggestions related to traffic safety.

Please provide your contact information below if you would like to participate in the gift card drawing or wish to receive follow-up information about the survey.

The following questions are optional and help us target our outreach and education efforts.What is your age?

What is your race/ethnicity?

What is your highest formal education level?

What types of strategies are needed to improve traffic safety?

Four general traffic safety improvement categories are listed below. Click on, drag and drop these items to rank them starting with the most needed at the top to the least needed at the bottom.

The following questions are optional and help us target our outreach and education efforts.

What is your age?