How would you rank Corridor Segment #1's preferred option? (1 as favored and 5 as not favored)
No response.
Do you have any other thoughts about Corridor Segment #1?
No response.
How would you rank Corridor Segment #2's preferred option? (1 as favored and 5 as not favored)
No response.
Do you have any other thoughts about Corridor Segment #2?
No response.
For Corridor Segment #3, which option do you prefer?
No response.
Do you have any other thoughts about Corridor Segment #3?
No response.
How would you rank Corridor Segment #4's preferred option? (1 as favored and 5 as not favored)
5
Do you have any other thoughts about Corridor Segment #4?
I'm all for bicycle safety, but this is a major street and as the population increases, traffic will become horrendous. Are there other streets that could become the detour for bicycles?
Also, there was talk of pedestrian safety, but in my browsing, I do not see one of the most obvious solutions -- install amber flashing lights at crosswalks along Central. Lighting is low and it's difficult to see pedestrians. It works great on Webster, why not Central?
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How would you rank Corridor Segment #1's preferred option? (1 as favored and 5 as not favored)
No response.Do you have any other thoughts about Corridor Segment #1?
No response.How would you rank Corridor Segment #2's preferred option? (1 as favored and 5 as not favored)
No response.Do you have any other thoughts about Corridor Segment #2?
No response.For Corridor Segment #3, which option do you prefer?
No response.Do you have any other thoughts about Corridor Segment #3?
No response.How would you rank Corridor Segment #4's preferred option? (1 as favored and 5 as not favored)
Do you have any other thoughts about Corridor Segment #4?
I'm all for bicycle safety, but this is a major street and as the population increases, traffic will become horrendous. Are there other streets that could become the detour for bicycles?
Also, there was talk of pedestrian safety, but in my browsing, I do not see one of the most obvious solutions -- install amber flashing lights at crosswalks along Central. Lighting is low and it's difficult to see pedestrians. It works great on Webster, why not Central?