Cycling in the City Survey

Please provide your feedback on cycling in Elk Grove.

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32 Registered Responses

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40-49

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60-69

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32 registered responses

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

	Response Percent	Response Count
Work	9.4%	3
Exercise/Recreation	90.6%	29
School	15.6%	5
Shopping	21.9%	7
Social	25.0%	8

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.)

Multi-Use Trail

	Response Percent	Response Count
1st	59.4%	19
2nd	15.6%	5
3rd	12.5%	4
4th	9.4%	3

Bike Lane on a Major Road

	Response Percent	Response Count
1st	18.8%	6
2nd	37.5%	12
3rd	21.9%	7
4th	21.9%	7

Shoulder on a Minor Road

	Response Percent	Response Count
1st	12.5%	4
2nd	21.9%	7
3rd	37.5%	12
4th	28.1%	9

Residential Street

	Response Percent	Response Count
1st	12.5%	4
2nd	25.0%	8
3rd	28.1%	9
4th	34.4%	11

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

	Response Percent	Response Count
Less than 1 day a month	34.4%	11
1 day a month	6.3%	2
1 day a week	9.4%	3
2-3 days a week	34.4%	11
5 or more days a week	15.6%	5

How far do you typically cycle to a destination?

	Response Percent	Response Count
1 mile or less	6.3%	2
1-2 miles	9.4%	3
2-4 miles	34.4%	11
4-10 miles	25.0%	8
10 or more miles	25.0%	8

What prevents you from cycling more?

	Response Percent	Response Count
Trails are too short	53.1%	17
Not enough bike lanes	34.4%	11
Need wider bike lanes	31.3%	10
Missing bike route signs	6.3%	2
Not enough bike parking	9.4%	3
Need a bike share program	3.1%	1
Don’t feel safe	53.1%	17
Other	31.3%	10

Of the following, what bikeway enhancement would you prefer?

		Response Percent	Response Count
Adding a 2-foot buffer between the bike lane and lanes on a major road		83.3%	25
Adding bike route signs and marking on residential streets		16.7%	5

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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Skipped: 5

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Where would you like to see new bike facilities?

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A - Home

A - Home
B - Barrier to Cycling

B - Barrier to Cycling
C - Destination

C - Destination
D - New Trail Connection

D - New Trail Connection
E - New Bike lane

E - New Bike lane
F - Widen Bike Lane

F - Widen Bike Lane
G - New Bike Parking

G - New Bike Parking

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October 31, 2018, 10:08 PM

Generally, when cycling, what is the purpose of your trip?
- Exercise/Recreation
- Shopping
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.)
- Multi-Use Trail - 1st
- Bike Lane on a Major Road - 2nd
- Shoulder on a Minor Road - 3rd
- Residential Street - 4th
How often do you bike to a local destination such as school, work, transit stop, park or shopping?
- 1 day a week
How far do you typically cycle to a destination?
- 4-10 miles
What prevents you from cycling more?
- Trails are too short
- Other - Need protected lanes to feel safe cycling with the kids
Of the following, what bikeway enhancement would you prefer?
- Adding a 2-foot buffer between the bike lane and lanes on a major road
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.

Protected bike lane along Bruceville to the light rail station/CRC. Connect bike trail from Lewis Stein Rd to otherside of Bruceville. Add protected bike lane or trail along Franklin Rd to light rail station/ Consumnes River Blvd. These additions would connect our community to public transit and make cycling for commuting easier.
Where would you like to see new bike facilities?
No response.

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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.

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Where would you like to see new bike facilities?

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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)

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