North Hills Mobility - Preliminary Design Survey

This survey is focused on the projects in North Hills.

For more information on the Big Jump, visit: https://raleighnc.gov/projects/active-mobility-plan

The North Hills corridors are:

Upgrade and extension of existing bike lanes on Lassiter Mill Road, from Camelot Drive to Scotland Drive
Upgrade to existing bike lanes on St. Albans Drive, from Dartmouth Road to Church at N. Hills Street

1) How would you describe yourself as a bicyclist?

Somewhat confident – I prefer biking on trails and neighborhood streets, but I will ride on major roads with bikeways when I need to.

46%

Interested but concerned – I only bike on trails or neighborhood streets. I would bike more often if it were safer to ride on major roads and/or get to destinations.

30%

Highly confident – I bike in almost any condition, even major roads without any bikeways.

16%

Not interested – I don’t currently bike and have no interest to in the future.

Closed to responses | 50 Responses

2) Which describes you? Select all that apply.

I am a frequent visitor to this neighborhood

67%

I live in this neighborhood

37%

I own a home or business on the corridor

15%

I work in this neighborhood

13%

Other

Closed to responses | 46 Responses

Lassiter Mill Road

3) Which of the following should be prioritized when designing bikeways that are safe and comfortable for people of all ages on Lassiter Mill Road?

Dedicating space for people bicycling that is not shared with buses or cars

52%

Maximizing buffer space between cars and people bicycling

18%

Separation between cars and people bicycling at intersections

12%

Maintaining a consistent type of bikeway along a street

Limiting impacts on turn lanes

Providing tree shade on the bikeway

Other

Closed to responses | 50 Responses

4) How safe do you feel riding a bicycle on Lassiter Mill Road with its existing conditions?

Unsafe

58%

Neutral

23%

I feel safe riding a bicycle but concerned about the safety of other people in my life riding a bicycle (children, elderly, people with disabilities, etc.)

15%

I do not ride a bicycle

Safe

Closed to responses | 48 Responses

5) How safe would you feel riding directional bike lanes on Lassiter Mill Road?

I would feel safe riding a bicycle but concerned about the safety of other people in my life riding a bicycle (children, elderly, people with disabilities, etc.)

30%

Safe

26%

Unsafe

20%

Neutral

20%

I do not ride a bicycle

Closed to responses | 46 Responses

6) How safe would you feel riding a bicycle in two-way separated bike lanes on Lassiter Mill Road?

Safe

54%

Unsafe

15%

Neutral

15%

I would feel safe riding a bicycle but concerned about the safety of other people in my life riding a bicycle (children, elderly, people with disabilities, etc.)

13%

I do not ride a bicycle

Closed to responses | 46 Responses

7) How safe would you feel riding on a sidepath on Lassiter Mill Road?

Safe

87%

Neutral

Unsafe

I do not ride a bicycle

I would feel safe riding a bicycle but concerned about the safety of other people in my life riding a bicycle (children, elderly, people with disabilities, etc.)

Closed to responses | 45 Responses

8) Please share your feedback on any of the concepts for Lassiter Mill Road

Closed for Comments

St. Albans Drive

9) Which of the following should be prioritized when designing bikeways that are safe and comfortable for people of all ages on St. Albans Drive?

Dedicating space for people bicycling that is not shared with buses or cars

69%

Limiting impacts on turn lanes

Maximizing buffer space between cars and people bicycling

Separation between cars and people bicycling at intersections

Maintaining a consistent type of bikeway along a street

Providing tree shade on the bikeway

Other

Closed to responses | 36 Responses

10) How safe do you feel riding a bicycle on St. Albans Drive with its existing conditions?

Unsafe

58%

Neutral

26%

Safe

I feel safe riding a bicycle but concerned about the safety of other people in my life riding a bicycle (children, elderly, people with disabilities, etc.)

I do not ride a bicycle

Closed to responses | 38 Responses

11) How safe would you feel riding directional bike lanes on St. Albans Drive?

Safe

45%

Neutral

18%

Unsafe

16%

I would feel safe riding a bicycle but concerned about the safety of other people in my life riding a bicycle (children, elderly, people with disabilities, etc.)

16%

I do not ride a bicycle

Closed to responses | 38 Responses

12) How safe would you feel riding on a two-way separated bike lane on St. Albans Drive?

Safe

68%

I would feel safe riding a bicycle but concerned about the safety of other people in my life riding a bicycle (children, elderly, people with disabilities, etc.)

13%

Neutral

Unsafe

I do not ride a bicycle

Closed to responses | 38 Responses

13) How safe would you feel riding on a sidepath on St. Albans Drive?

Safe

86%

Unsafe

I do not ride a bicycle

Neutral

I would feel safe riding a bicycle but concerned about the safety of other people in my life riding a bicycle (children, elderly, people with disabilities, etc.)

Closed to responses | 37 Responses

14) Please share your feedback on any of the concepts for St. Albans Drive:

Closed for Comments

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