Rightsizing Louisville for Safe Streets Public Input Form
Your Name
First Name
Last Name
Your Email
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ZIP Code
Which of the three corridors do you use most often?
Louis Coleman Jr. Dr.
Wilson Ave.
South 22nd St.
Where on the corridors do you believe safety improvements are needed?
Do you believe the corridors need safer measures to improve biking and walking paths?
Yes
No
Which corridor do you think encounters the most speeding?
Louis Coleman Jr. Dr.
Wilson Ave.
South 22nd St.
Safety Countermeasures
Which safety countermeasure would you like to see implemented on the corridors? (Click all that apply)
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Signal Upgrades
Upgrade visibility of signals with retroreflective backplates and supplemental signal heads, where required.
$
10
Dedicated Turn Lanes
Provide dedicated left or right turn lanes at major access points, to remove turning vehicles from thru travel lanes.
$
10
Access Management
Limits turns to or from a roadway to prevent conflicts in congested areas.
$
10
Traffic Signal Removal
Removal of a traffic signal no longer required by traffic volumes. Signal would be replaced by all-way stop.
$
10
Roadway Lighting
New or improved lighting along a roadway to provide enhanced visibility during overnight hours.
$
14
Enhanced Pavement Lighting
High visibility pavement markings for low-light or poor weather conditions. Used to mark lane lines, crosswalks, stop bars, and other roadway geometry.
$
10
Enhanced Signaling
High visibility and increased signage to alert drivers to conditions along the roadway.
$
Free
Mini Roundabouts
Small footprint roundabout that provides safety benefits of roundabout without the typical area required for construction.
$
Free
Traffic Calming Measures
Techniques that modify roadway geometry to slow down drivers to the posted speed limit. These can include narrowed lanes, road reconfigurations, chicanes, median islands, and others.
$
Free
Pedestrian Crossing Refuge Island
Island placed in middle of pedestrian crossing to provide pedestrians a safe location to wait before crossing other lanes.
$
Free
Curb Extensions
Extension of curb and sidewalk closer to travel lanes to shorten pedestrian crossings or to calm traffic.
$
Free
Pedestrian Signal Upgrades
Addition of pedestrian signals with countdown display at signalized intersections.
$
Free
Sidewalk Curb Ramp Upgrades
Upgrade of sidewalk curb ramps to current ADA standards and to promote safe usage.
$
Free
Sidewalk Construction
Construction of sidewalks along roadway corridor.
$
Free
Install Bike Lanes
Designate a lane in the roadway for bicycle usage.
$
Free
Which two types of safety countermeasures do you believe is the most important to focus on? (Click up to two)
Safety management
Pedestrian bicyclist
Roadway departure
Intersections
Crosscutting
Please provide any other comments you may have.
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