1. What is the primary reason for your trips where you use Route 29?

Run errands
55%
Commute to work or school
33%
Recreation
9%
Other
3%
Closed to responses | 610 Responses

2. What mode of transportation do you use when travelling Route 29? (Select all that apply.)

Drive
95%
Walk
43%
Bicycle/Scooter
20%
Transit/But
14%
Carpool/Rideshare
5%
Other
1%
Closed to responses | 575 Responses

3. Please tell us any Active Transportation* improvements you'd like to see along Route 29. Drop a pin on the map indicating the location of your feedback, and then describe your suggestion leading with one of the following categories:
o Sidewalk, Shared Use path*
o Crosswalk
o Curb Ramps, ADA Accommodations
o Cycle track*
o Signage / Lighting
o Traffic incidents / Safety issues
o Bus Stop Amenities (shelters, benches, etc.)
o Other

*Active Transportation - mostly human-powered travel (e.g., walking, biking, wheelchair) for transportation and recreational purposes

*Cycle Track - bike way separated from vehicle traffic with a vertical barrier such as a curb. Can be one-way or bi-directional and located at street or sidewalk level

*Shared Use Path - paved off-road trail designed for non-motorized users, such as pedestrians, cyclists, skaters, and wheelchair users

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4. So that we can assess equity and participation in Route 29 Active Transportation Study responses, please tell us the closest cross street to where you live:

5. Please use this space to provide any additional comments to the study team.

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