Help Shape the Future of Scooter Parking in Raleigh

Last month, the City of Raleigh completed upgrades to 13 scooter parking corrals along the Glenwood South Corridor. These improvements included colorful pavement markings, new signage, added bike racks in some locations, and other features to help keep sidewalks clear and make parking more predictable.

The City is also using new tools to support better scooter parking citywide:

A reporting tool through SeeClickFix (launched February 2025), where residents can report improperly parked scooters directly to the operators. Report by going here: SeeClickFix
A citywide parking fine policy (launched January 2025), which issues warnings and fines for riders who repeatedly park scooters incorrectly.

We welcome your feedback on what’s been implemented so far and what you'd like to see in the future. This survey will help us understand what’s working, what could be improved, and what ideas you have as we consider expanding scooter parking corrals in other areas of the city.

This survey should take about 5 minutes to complete and will be open through Friday, May 16, 2025.

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* 1. Have you seen the upgraded scooter corrals along the Glenwood South Corridor between Peace Street and Hillsborough Street?

Yes

Not Sure

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2. If yes, how often do you pass by them - whether walking, biking, or using another mode of travel?

Daily

A few times a week

A few times a month

Rarely

Never

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3. Based on what you've seen, do the upgraded corrals help keep scooter parking more organized in the area?

Yes

Somewhat

Not sure

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4. What do you like about the upgraded corrals? Select all that apply or tell us more in your own words.

The colorful pavement markings (MMA coating) make the corrals easy to spot

The signage is clear and helps explain where scooters should be parked

The flexiposts help define the space and improve safety

The addition of bike racks is helpful

The corrals help keep scooters out of the way of sidewalks

Other

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5. What do you not like or think could be improved?

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6. The upgraded corrals feature colorful pavement markings (stripes). Are there any color combinations you especially liked? Select all that apply.

Blue and Pink

Blue and Yellow

Orange and Yellow

Orange and Blue

Green and Pink

Green and Yellow

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7. Are you aware that SeeClickFix can be used to report improperly parked scooters? (SeeClickFix is a platform and mobile app that allows residents to report non-emergency issues to their local government.)

Yes

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8. Have you used the SeeClickFix tool to report a scooter parking issue?

Yes

Not yet, but I plan to

I don't plan to use it

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9. In your opinion, do tools like reporting, fines, and visible corrals make a difference in addressing scooter parking problems?

Yes

Somewhat

Not sure

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10. Is there anything else you'd like us to know?

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Help Shape the Future of Scooter Parking in Raleigh

Help Shape the Future of Scooter Parking in Raleigh

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* 1. Have you seen the upgraded scooter corrals along the Glenwood South Corridor between Peace Street and Hillsborough Street?

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2. If yes, how often do you pass by them - whether walking, biking, or using another mode of travel?

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3. Based on what you've seen, do the upgraded corrals help keep scooter parking more organized in the area?

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4. What do you like about the upgraded corrals? Select all that apply or tell us more in your own words.

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5. What do you not like or think could be improved?

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6. The upgraded corrals feature colorful pavement markings (stripes). Are there any color combinations you especially liked? Select all that apply.

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7. Are you aware that SeeClickFix can be used to report improperly parked scooters? (SeeClickFix is a platform and mobile app that allows residents to report non-emergency issues to their local government.)

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8. Have you used the SeeClickFix tool to report a scooter parking issue?

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9. In your opinion, do tools like reporting, fines, and visible corrals make a difference in addressing scooter parking problems?

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10. Is there anything else you'd like us to know?