Understanding Phase Survey Questions

Thank you for your participation in the Tempe Transportation Plan 2050 initiative. Your input on the following survey is important as it will help guide our teams to make decisions that will enhance quality of life through equitable, safe and connected transportation.

We will use the information gathered in this survey to understand how, when and where you use the Tempe Transportation network, your priorities, and your vision for the future.

Your responses will remain confidential. If you need this survey provided in an alternative format, please email TransportationPlan@tempe.gov.

There were more low-stress routesIt was easier to cross the road at signalized crossingsThere was more separation between bikes and vehiclesMore destinations were accessibleThere was more shadeThere was more lightingThere were more connections to multi-use or regional pathsThere were more continuous dedicated bike routes

Easier connections to destinations on low volume streetsGreater investment in bike infrastructure that calms trafficMore separation between vehicles and cyclists for on-street bike lanesMore grade-separated crossings of railroads, freeways, etcReduce delays to cyclists and prioritize movementMore wayfinding/directional signageMore shade and lightingImproved paved multi-use pathsMore bike racks and facilities at destination

Converting more left-turn signals to only allow left when a green arrow signal is displayedInstalling more signalized intersections on arterials for pedestrian/bike/transit-user crossingsInstalling more medians on roadwaysConverting more intersections to roundaboutsMore photo/radar enforcement of traffic lawsConducting more education campaigns through social media and local schoolsSafety-focused signal timing changesOther

Expand transit to new destinationsIncrease span of hours of serviceImprove amenities at bus stops (i.e. shade, seating, signage, lighting)Expand free neighborhood circulators (Orbit)Improve reliability of transit service (i.e. bus/train arrives on time)Improve speed of transit service (i.e. reduce travel time)Enhance the feeling or perception of safety on transitImprove cleanliness of transit stops, stations and vehicles

Locations with the most population growthLocations with a high proportion of low-income residents, or equity priority communitiesLocations with the highest amount of traffic volumeLocations with low transit accessLocations with high crash concentrationsIn areas with vulnerable street users, e.g., youth and seniors

Improving roadway conditionsTransitNew technologies and innovationImproving walkability (and ability to use a mobility device)Enhancing/expanding bicycle facilitiesEnhancing/expanding neighborhood circulator serviceEnhancing/expanding streetcarEnhancing/expanding light rail

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