Safe Routes to School Statewide Strategic Plan Stakeholder Survey

The North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) is developing a statewide Safe Routes to School Strategic Plan to guide future investments, programs, partnerships, and support for communities across North Carolina.

Safe Routes to School refers to programs, projects, and policies that help students safely walk, bike, or roll to school.

Your feedback will help inform the development of the Strategic Plan.

Estimated time: 8–10 minutes

3. Which types of communities does your organization primarily serve?

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4. Which county or counties do you conduct Safe Routes to School Activities in?

6. Overall, how would you describe support for Safe Routes to School in your community?

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7. What are your community's greatest strengths in supporting students walking, biking, or rolling to school?

Please rank your top three strengths, with #1 having the greatest impact.

To rank, please drag and drop options in the "next priority" box.

8. Which challenges have the greatest impact on your organization's ability to advance Safe Routes to School efforts?

Please rank your top three challenges, with #1 having the greatest impact.

To rank, please drag and drop options in the "next priority" box.

9. What types of support would be most helpful to your community or organization?

Please rank your top three priorities, with #1 being the support that would have the greatest impact.

To rank, please drag and drop options in the "next priority" box.

11. What is the single most important action North Carolina could take to improve conditions for students walking, biking, or rolling to school?

12. Is there anything else NCDOT should consider as it develops the Safe Routes to School Strategic Plan?

Would you like to receive updates about the North Carolina Safe Routes to School Strategic Plan and be invited to participate in future engagement opportunities?

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Safe Routes to School Statewide Strategic Plan Stakeholder Survey

Safe Routes to School Statewide Strategic Plan Stakeholder Survey

The North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) is developing a statewide Safe Routes to School Strategic Plan to guide future investments, programs, partnerships, and support for communities across North Carolina.

Safe Routes to School refers to programs, projects, and policies that help students safely walk, bike, or roll to school.

Your feedback will help inform the development of the Strategic Plan.

Estimated time: 8–10 minutes

1. Which best describes your organization or affiliation?

2. Which of the following best describes your role related to Safe Routes to School or active transportation?

3. Which types of communities does your organization primarily serve?

4. Which county or counties do you conduct Safe Routes to School Activities in?

5. Which of the following Safe Routes to School activities currently take place in your community or through your organization?

6. Overall, how would you describe support for Safe Routes to School in your community?

7. What are your community's greatest strengths in supporting students walking, biking, or rolling to school?

8. Which challenges have the greatest impact on your organization's ability to advance Safe Routes to School efforts?

9. What types of support would be most helpful to your community or organization?

To improve safety and increase opportunities for students to walk, bike, and roll to school, which three priorities should North Carolina focus on over the next five years?

11. What is the single most important action North Carolina could take to improve conditions for students walking, biking, or rolling to school?

12. Is there anything else NCDOT should consider as it develops the Safe Routes to School Strategic Plan?

Would you like to receive updates about the North Carolina Safe Routes to School Strategic Plan and be invited to participate in future engagement opportunities?

Please enter your name, email, and organization.

Safe Routes to School Statewide Strategic Plan Stakeholder Survey

Safe Routes to School Statewide Strategic Plan Stakeholder Survey

The North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) is developing a statewide Safe Routes to School Strategic Plan to guide future investments, programs, partnerships, and support for communities across North Carolina.

Safe Routes to School refers to programs, projects, and policies that help students safely walk, bike, or roll to school.

Your feedback will help inform the development of the Strategic Plan.

Estimated time: 8–10 minutes

Step 1

1. Which best describes your organization or affiliation?

2. Which of the following best describes your role related to Safe Routes to School or active transportation?

3. Which types of communities does your organization primarily serve?

4. Which county or counties do you conduct Safe Routes to School Activities in?

5. Which of the following Safe Routes to School activities currently take place in your community or through your organization?

6. Overall, how would you describe support for Safe Routes to School in your community?

7. What are your community's greatest strengths in supporting students walking, biking, or rolling to school?

8. Which challenges have the greatest impact on your organization's ability to advance Safe Routes to School efforts?

9. What types of support would be most helpful to your community or organization?

To improve safety and increase opportunities for students to walk, bike, and roll to school, which three priorities should North Carolina focus on over the next five years?

11. What is the single most important action North Carolina could take to improve conditions for students walking, biking, or rolling to school?

12. Is there anything else NCDOT should consider as it develops the Safe Routes to School Strategic Plan?

Would you like to receive updates about the North Carolina Safe Routes to School Strategic Plan and be invited to participate in future engagement opportunities?

Please enter your name, email, and organization.