Cycling in the City Survey

Please provide your feedback on cycling in Elk Grove.

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Generally, when cycling, what is the purpose of your trip?

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Please rank in order of importance to you (i.e. select 1st for Residential Street if you think that is the most important to you, followed by 2nd, 3rd, 4th choices.)

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How often do you bike to a local destination such as school, work, transit stop, park or shopping?

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How far do you typically cycle to a destination?

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What prevents you from cycling more?

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Of the following, what bikeway enhancement would you prefer?

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What location(s) would you like better cycling access to or through? (Home, Barrier to Cycling, Destination, New Trail Connection, New Bike Lane, Widen Bike Lane, New Bike Parking) Please use 300 characters or less.

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Where would you like to see new bike facilities?

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Generally, when cycling, what is the purpose of your trip?

Please rank in order of importance to you (i.e. select 1st for Residential Street if you think that is the most important to you, followed by 2nd, 3rd, 4th choices.)

How often do you bike to a local destination such as school, work, transit stop, park or shopping?

How far do you typically cycle to a destination?

What prevents you from cycling more?

Of the following, what bikeway enhancement would you prefer?

Adding a 2-foot buffer between the bike lane and lanes on a major road

Adding bike route signs and marking on residential streets

What location(s) would you like better cycling access to or through? (Home, Barrier to Cycling, Destination, New Trail Connection, New Bike Lane, Widen Bike Lane, New Bike Parking) Please use 300 characters or less.

Would you like to sign up to receive updates on the 2019-2024 Capital Improvement Program or the Bicycle Pedestrian and Trails Master Plan Update? If so, please enter your email below.

This map below provides an alternate way to provide location specific information as requested in the survey above.

Where would you like to see new bike facilities?

Mark a map in 3 steps

1 Select a place type

A - Home (place only one)

Home (A)
B - Barrier to Cycling

Barrier to Cycling (B)
C - Destination

Destination (C)
D - New Trail Connection

New Trail Connection (D)
E - New Bike lane

New Bike lane (E)
F - Widen Bike Lane

Widen Bike Lane (F)
G - New Bike Parking

New Bike Parking (G)

2 Click where you would like to place the pin

Add User Place Type

3 Repeat steps 1 and 2 to add more pins

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It is merely a power play on her part.	She will announce her candidacy soon.

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Multi-Use Trail
Bike Lane on a Major Road
Shoulder on a Minor Road
Residential Street

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No registered responses from users within the age group of 40-49

Generally, when cycling, what is the purpose of your trip?

Please rank in order of importance to you (i.e. select 1st for Residential Street if you think that is the most important to you, followed by 2nd, 3rd, 4th choices.)

How often do you bike to a local destination such as school, work, transit stop, park or shopping?

How far do you typically cycle to a destination?

What prevents you from cycling more?

Of the following, what bikeway enhancement would you prefer?

What location(s) would you like better cycling access to or through? (Home, Barrier to Cycling, Destination, New Trail Connection, New Bike Lane, Widen Bike Lane, New Bike Parking) Please use 300 characters or less.

Where would you like to see new bike facilities?

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If you need any assistance filling out this form, please call DEPT at 916 478-2255

Generally, when cycling, what is the purpose of your trip?

Please rank in order of importance to you (i.e. select 1st for Residential Street if you think that is the most important to you, followed by 2nd, 3rd, 4th choices.)

How often do you bike to a local destination such as school, work, transit stop, park or shopping?

How far do you typically cycle to a destination?

What prevents you from cycling more?

Of the following, what bikeway enhancement would you prefer?

What location(s) would you like better cycling access to or through? (Home, Barrier to Cycling, Destination, New Trail Connection, New Bike Lane, Widen Bike Lane, New Bike Parking) Please use 300 characters or less.

Would you like to sign up to receive updates on the 2019-2024 Capital Improvement Program or the Bicycle Pedestrian and Trails Master Plan Update? If so, please enter your email below.

This map below provides an alternate way to provide location specific information as requested in the survey above.

Where would you like to see new bike facilities?

1 Select a place type

2 Click where you would like to place the pin

3 Repeat steps 1 and 2 to add more pins

Your answers will NOT be saved