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Camden Currituck Pasquotank Regional CTP Survey

Camden Currituck Pasquotank Regional CTP Survey

The Albemarle Regional Comprehensive Transportation Plan (CTP) is a collaborative, long-range transportation plan developed to establish a unified vision for future transportation needs across Camden, Currituck, and Pasquotank Counties. 

This study is a joint effort between Camden County, Currituck County, Pasquotank County, the Albemarle Rural Planning Organization (ARPO), the City of Elizabeth City, and the North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT), in coordination with local municipalities throughout the region. As a special regional initiative, this CTP will integrate transportation priorities across county lines, fostering regional consensus and coordination. In addition, this CTP includes a pioneering Resilience Study aimed at identifying roadways vulnerable to anticipated weather-related impacts and recommending practical, data-driven strategies to enhance long-term system resilience and safety.

We Need Your Input! Help shape the future of transportation in your community. 

Please take a few minutes to complete our short public survey and share your thoughts on transportation issues and priorities in the region. Your feedback is vital to ensuring the plan reflects the real needs of residents, commuters, and local businesses. Thank you for participating!

Section 1:Regional Mobility/Accessibility

Q1. How important is it to improve regional connectivity between cities, towns, and rural areas?

Very important
75%
Somewhat important
18%
Not important
7%
Unsure
0%
Closed to responses | 125 Responses

Q2. What are the biggest transportation challenges in your area? (Select up to 3)

Traffic congestion
51%
Inadequate public transit
44%
Poor road quality
37%
Gaps in bicycle/pedestrian infrastructure
33%
Lack of east-west or north-south connections
30%
Disruptions during a storm or natural hazard
27%
Lack of regional or inter-county coordination
22%
Limited access to schools or health care
19%
Closed to responses | 114 Responses

Map1: Drop a pin where Highway, Bicycle, Pedestrian, or Transit access is limited or disconnected.