What is your relationship with W. Route 66? (Select all that apply) I live along/near W. Route 66, I use W Route 66 to travel within or across the region, I visit schools, medical facilities, or shops along or near W. Route 66
What is your primary mode of transportation (Select one) Drive / Carpool
As we begin, tell us three (3) things you enjoy about traveling on or around the W. Route 66 corridor? speed limit moves traffic efficiently, new turn lanes at Railroad Spring and NOrthwestern St.
Now tell us three (3) things you find difficult or unenjoyable about traveling on or around W. Route 66? lack of traffic lights makes crossing Rt 66 difficult (in vehicle or on foot), DANGEROUS for pedestrians--no/incomplete sidewalks, no ped crossings other than Woodlands Vil/Rt 66 and Riordan/Rt 66 and Milton/Rt 66, 2 lanes in each direction needed west of Woodlands Village
BROAD PRINCIPLES: Regional plans & policies revealed the broad principles of traveler safety and comfort, preservation of our natural and cultural environment; mutually supportive transportation and private development, and the equitable distribution of transportation investments and their effects.
OPERATIONS: A corridor that operates well for all modes of travel will safely manage accessibility – getting from the corridor to a residence, business, or other destination - and mobility – the ability to travel longer distances reliably and effectively.
ELEVATING BICYCLE & PEDESTRIAN INFRASTRUCTURE: This recognizes that many plans and policies address historic under-investment in pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure. Elevating this investment ensures our most vulnerable road users are offered safe and comfortable facilities that improve access.
COST & FUNDING: Your tax dollars from Prop. 419 will fund some corridor improvement projects, so making cost-effective improvements is important. The City has used some 419 funds to match federal grants on other transportation projects. This makes local dollars go further.
BROAD PRINCIPLES How important are each of these criteria in holding true to our Broad Principles?

OPERATIONS: How important are each of these criteria to achieving Operations objectives?

ELEVATING BICYCLE & PEDESTRIAN INFRASTRUCTURE
How important are each of these criteria to Elevating Bicycle and Pedestrian Infrastructure?

COST AND FUNDING: How important are each of these criteria to project cost and funding?

If there is one thing you could do to “fix” traveling the W. Route 66 corridor, what would it be? Add infrastructure to encourage safe access for alternative forms of transit
Select the age category that best describes you. 41-64 years old
How do you describe yourself? (Select one) White/Caucasian
What is your highest grade of school or years of college that you have completed? (Select one) Post-Bachelor’s Degree
What best describes your current employment situation? (Select one) Full-time employee
Which of the following income groups includes your total household income for 2023 before taxes? $100,000 to $149,999
How do you describe your gender? (Select one) Male
How many automobiles, vans, and trucks are kept at your home for use by members of the household? 2

What is your relationship with W. Route 66? (Select all that apply) I use W Route 66 to travel within or across the region
What is your primary mode of transportation (Select one) Drive / Carpool
As we begin, tell us three (3) things you enjoy about traveling on or around the W. Route 66 corridor? The history
Now tell us three (3) things you find difficult or unenjoyable about traveling on or around W. Route 66? The traffic
BROAD PRINCIPLES: Regional plans & policies revealed the broad principles of traveler safety and comfort, preservation of our natural and cultural environment; mutually supportive transportation and private development, and the equitable distribution of transportation investments and their effects.
OPERATIONS: A corridor that operates well for all modes of travel will safely manage accessibility – getting from the corridor to a residence, business, or other destination - and mobility – the ability to travel longer distances reliably and effectively.
ELEVATING BICYCLE & PEDESTRIAN INFRASTRUCTURE: This recognizes that many plans and policies address historic under-investment in pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure. Elevating this investment ensures our most vulnerable road users are offered safe and comfortable facilities that improve access.
COST & FUNDING: Your tax dollars from Prop. 419 will fund some corridor improvement projects, so making cost-effective improvements is important. The City has used some 419 funds to match federal grants on other transportation projects. This makes local dollars go further.
BROAD PRINCIPLES How important are each of these criteria in holding true to our Broad Principles?

OPERATIONS: How important are each of these criteria to achieving Operations objectives?

ELEVATING BICYCLE & PEDESTRIAN INFRASTRUCTURE
How important are each of these criteria to Elevating Bicycle and Pedestrian Infrastructure?

COST AND FUNDING: How important are each of these criteria to project cost and funding?

If there is one thing you could do to “fix” traveling the W. Route 66 corridor, what would it be? Decrease signals near Beaver/San Francisco area.
Select the age category that best describes you. 41-64 years old
How do you describe yourself? (Select one) White/Caucasian
What is your highest grade of school or years of college that you have completed? (Select one) Some college or an associate degree
What best describes your current employment situation? (Select one) Other - Disabled
Which of these conditions, if any, create difficulties in getting you where you want to go? (Check all that apply) Other - NA
Which of the following income groups includes your total household income for 2023 before taxes? Up to $24,999
How do you describe your gender? (Select one) Female
How many automobiles, vans, and trucks are kept at your home for use by members of the household? 1

What is your relationship with W. Route 66? (Select all that apply) I use W Route 66 to travel within or across the region
What is your primary mode of transportation (Select one) Drive / Carpool
As we begin, tell us three (3) things you enjoy about traveling on or around the W. Route 66 corridor? It gets me where I want to go when I'm driving
Now tell us three (3) things you find difficult or unenjoyable about traveling on or around W. Route 66? It's difficult to cross when I'm on a bike, Traffic is fast, Businesses don't foster community
BROAD PRINCIPLES: Regional plans & policies revealed the broad principles of traveler safety and comfort, preservation of our natural and cultural environment; mutually supportive transportation and private development, and the equitable distribution of transportation investments and their effects.
OPERATIONS: A corridor that operates well for all modes of travel will safely manage accessibility – getting from the corridor to a residence, business, or other destination - and mobility – the ability to travel longer distances reliably and effectively.
ELEVATING BICYCLE & PEDESTRIAN INFRASTRUCTURE: This recognizes that many plans and policies address historic under-investment in pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure. Elevating this investment ensures our most vulnerable road users are offered safe and comfortable facilities that improve access.
COST & FUNDING: Your tax dollars from Prop. 419 will fund some corridor improvement projects, so making cost-effective improvements is important. The City has used some 419 funds to match federal grants on other transportation projects. This makes local dollars go further.
BROAD PRINCIPLES How important are each of these criteria in holding true to our Broad Principles?

OPERATIONS: How important are each of these criteria to achieving Operations objectives?

ELEVATING BICYCLE & PEDESTRIAN INFRASTRUCTURE
How important are each of these criteria to Elevating Bicycle and Pedestrian Infrastructure?

COST AND FUNDING: How important are each of these criteria to project cost and funding?

Select the age category that best describes you. 41-64 years old
How do you describe yourself? (Select one) White/Caucasian
What is your highest grade of school or years of college that you have completed? (Select one) Bachelor’s Degree
What best describes your current employment situation? (Select one) Full-time employee
Which of the following income groups includes your total household income for 2023 before taxes? $100,000 to $149,999
How do you describe your gender? (Select one) Male
How many automobiles, vans, and trucks are kept at your home for use by members of the household? 2

What is your relationship with W. Route 66? (Select all that apply) I use W Route 66 to travel within or across the region, I visit schools, medical facilities, or shops along or near W. Route 66
What is your primary mode of transportation (Select one) Drive / Carpool
As we begin, tell us three (3) things you enjoy about traveling on or around the W. Route 66 corridor? I like accessing I-40 that way, and using that exit to get into town instead of the Milton exit., It is a less congested way to get to businesses
BROAD PRINCIPLES: Regional plans & policies revealed the broad principles of traveler safety and comfort, preservation of our natural and cultural environment; mutually supportive transportation and private development, and the equitable distribution of transportation investments and their effects.
OPERATIONS: A corridor that operates well for all modes of travel will safely manage accessibility – getting from the corridor to a residence, business, or other destination - and mobility – the ability to travel longer distances reliably and effectively.
ELEVATING BICYCLE & PEDESTRIAN INFRASTRUCTURE: This recognizes that many plans and policies address historic under-investment in pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure. Elevating this investment ensures our most vulnerable road users are offered safe and comfortable facilities that improve access.
COST & FUNDING: Your tax dollars from Prop. 419 will fund some corridor improvement projects, so making cost-effective improvements is important. The City has used some 419 funds to match federal grants on other transportation projects. This makes local dollars go further.
BROAD PRINCIPLES How important are each of these criteria in holding true to our Broad Principles?

OPERATIONS: How important are each of these criteria to achieving Operations objectives?

ELEVATING BICYCLE & PEDESTRIAN INFRASTRUCTURE
How important are each of these criteria to Elevating Bicycle and Pedestrian Infrastructure?

COST AND FUNDING: How important are each of these criteria to project cost and funding?

Select the age category that best describes you. 65 years or older
How do you describe yourself? (Select one) White/Caucasian
What is your highest grade of school or years of college that you have completed? (Select one) Post-Bachelor’s Degree
What best describes your current employment situation? (Select one) Full-time employee
Which of the following income groups includes your total household income for 2023 before taxes? $50,000 to $74,999
How do you describe your gender? (Select one) Female
How many automobiles, vans, and trucks are kept at your home for use by members of the household? 2

What is your relationship with W. Route 66? (Select all that apply) I live along/near W. Route 66
What is your primary mode of transportation (Select one) Drive / Carpool
As we begin, tell us three (3) things you enjoy about traveling on or around the W. Route 66 corridor? The trees along the corridor
Now tell us three (3) things you find difficult or unenjoyable about traveling on or around W. Route 66? Getting onto it! I live in Railroad Springs and have to make a left turn onto W. 66. It's dangerous, you have to time yourself between cars coming both ways, and there usually are one or two cars behind you so you feel pressured to cross. A signal or traffic light (maybe two) need to be installed before the city can even think about adding more housing/businesses. There are several accidents per year at this location!
BROAD PRINCIPLES: Regional plans & policies revealed the broad principles of traveler safety and comfort, preservation of our natural and cultural environment; mutually supportive transportation and private development, and the equitable distribution of transportation investments and their effects.
OPERATIONS: A corridor that operates well for all modes of travel will safely manage accessibility – getting from the corridor to a residence, business, or other destination - and mobility – the ability to travel longer distances reliably and effectively.
ELEVATING BICYCLE & PEDESTRIAN INFRASTRUCTURE: This recognizes that many plans and policies address historic under-investment in pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure. Elevating this investment ensures our most vulnerable road users are offered safe and comfortable facilities that improve access.
COST & FUNDING: Your tax dollars from Prop. 419 will fund some corridor improvement projects, so making cost-effective improvements is important. The City has used some 419 funds to match federal grants on other transportation projects. This makes local dollars go further.
Are there policy categories you believe are missing or unclear? no
BROAD PRINCIPLES How important are each of these criteria in holding true to our Broad Principles?

OPERATIONS: How important are each of these criteria to achieving Operations objectives?

ELEVATING BICYCLE & PEDESTRIAN INFRASTRUCTURE
How important are each of these criteria to Elevating Bicycle and Pedestrian Infrastructure?

COST AND FUNDING: How important are each of these criteria to project cost and funding?

If there is one thing you could do to “fix” traveling the W. Route 66 corridor, what would it be? Adding at least one signal or traffic circle so people living on each side of W. Route 66 can safely access the road. I see too many cars darting into the street, trying to time their entry onto the 66 because there are no traffic breaks. There also needs to be a sidewalk on the north side of W. Route 66. Right now I see people walking along the roadside on a dirt path.
Do you have any additional thoughts, or comments, regarding W. Route 66? Traffic signals/circles now!
Select the age category that best describes you. 41-64 years old
How do you describe yourself? (Select one) White/Caucasian
What is your highest grade of school or years of college that you have completed? (Select one) Bachelor’s Degree
What best describes your current employment situation? (Select one) Retired
Which of the following income groups includes your total household income for 2023 before taxes? $75,000 to $99,999
How do you describe your gender? (Select one) Female
How many automobiles, vans, and trucks are kept at your home for use by members of the household? 2

What is your relationship with W. Route 66? (Select all that apply) I use W Route 66 to travel within or across the region
What is your primary mode of transportation (Select one) Drive / Carpool
As we begin, tell us three (3) things you enjoy about traveling on or around the W. Route 66 corridor? Convenient shortcut from westside to downtown and up to 180.
Now tell us three (3) things you find difficult or unenjoyable about traveling on or around W. Route 66? Making the turn onto Milton
BROAD PRINCIPLES: Regional plans & policies revealed the broad principles of traveler safety and comfort, preservation of our natural and cultural environment; mutually supportive transportation and private development, and the equitable distribution of transportation investments and their effects.
OPERATIONS: A corridor that operates well for all modes of travel will safely manage accessibility – getting from the corridor to a residence, business, or other destination - and mobility – the ability to travel longer distances reliably and effectively.
ELEVATING BICYCLE & PEDESTRIAN INFRASTRUCTURE: This recognizes that many plans and policies address historic under-investment in pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure. Elevating this investment ensures our most vulnerable road users are offered safe and comfortable facilities that improve access.
COST & FUNDING: Your tax dollars from Prop. 419 will fund some corridor improvement projects, so making cost-effective improvements is important. The City has used some 419 funds to match federal grants on other transportation projects. This makes local dollars go further.
Are there policy categories you believe are missing or unclear? Dealing with congestion from popular businesses.
BROAD PRINCIPLES How important are each of these criteria in holding true to our Broad Principles?

OPERATIONS: How important are each of these criteria to achieving Operations objectives?

ELEVATING BICYCLE & PEDESTRIAN INFRASTRUCTURE
How important are each of these criteria to Elevating Bicycle and Pedestrian Infrastructure?

Are there criteria you believe are missing or unclear or other comments you’d like to make about Elevating Bicycle and Pedestrian Infrastructure as an evaluation criterion? Enforcement of existing traffic laws that protect bicycles and pedestrians instead of expensive modifications
COST AND FUNDING: How important are each of these criteria to project cost and funding?

Are there criteria you believe are missing or unclear or other comments you’d like to make about Cost and Funding as an evaluation criterion? Review of proposed “improvements” by intelligent and experienced contractors and engineers not hired
Do you have any additional thoughts, or comments, regarding W. Route 66? It’s actually not particularly bad and other areas need more attention
Select the age category that best describes you. 41-64 years old
How do you describe yourself? (Select one) White/Caucasian
What is your highest grade of school or years of college that you have completed? (Select one) Some college or an associate degree
What best describes your current employment situation? (Select one) Retired
Which of the following income groups includes your total household income for 2023 before taxes? Don’t know/Decline to answer
How do you describe your gender? (Select one) Female
How many automobiles, vans, and trucks are kept at your home for use by members of the household? 2

What is your relationship with W. Route 66? (Select all that apply) I use W Route 66 to travel within or across the region
What is your primary mode of transportation (Select one) Drive / Carpool
As we begin, tell us three (3) things you enjoy about traveling on or around the W. Route 66 corridor? Easy access, Not much traffic , Nice
Now tell us three (3) things you find difficult or unenjoyable about traveling on or around W. Route 66? Don’t have any
BROAD PRINCIPLES: Regional plans & policies revealed the broad principles of traveler safety and comfort, preservation of our natural and cultural environment; mutually supportive transportation and private development, and the equitable distribution of transportation investments and their effects.
OPERATIONS: A corridor that operates well for all modes of travel will safely manage accessibility – getting from the corridor to a residence, business, or other destination - and mobility – the ability to travel longer distances reliably and effectively.
ELEVATING BICYCLE & PEDESTRIAN INFRASTRUCTURE: This recognizes that many plans and policies address historic under-investment in pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure. Elevating this investment ensures our most vulnerable road users are offered safe and comfortable facilities that improve access.
COST & FUNDING: Your tax dollars from Prop. 419 will fund some corridor improvement projects, so making cost-effective improvements is important. The City has used some 419 funds to match federal grants on other transportation projects. This makes local dollars go further.
Are there policy categories you believe are missing or unclear? No
ELEVATING BICYCLE & PEDESTRIAN INFRASTRUCTURE
How important are each of these criteria to Elevating Bicycle and Pedestrian Infrastructure?

Are there criteria you believe are missing or unclear or other comments you’d like to make about Elevating Bicycle and Pedestrian Infrastructure as an evaluation criterion? No
COST AND FUNDING: How important are each of these criteria to project cost and funding?

Are there criteria you believe are missing or unclear or other comments you’d like to make about Cost and Funding as an evaluation criterion? No
If there is one thing you could do to “fix” traveling the W. Route 66 corridor, what would it be? Bicycle improvements
Do you have any additional thoughts, or comments, regarding W. Route 66? No
Select the age category that best describes you. 65 years or older
How do you describe yourself? (Select one) White/Caucasian
What is your highest grade of school or years of college that you have completed? (Select one) Bachelor’s Degree
What best describes your current employment situation? (Select one) Retired
Which of the following income groups includes your total household income for 2023 before taxes? $75,000 to $99,999
How do you describe your gender? (Select one) Male
How many automobiles, vans, and trucks are kept at your home for use by members of the household? 2

What is your relationship with W. Route 66? (Select all that apply) I live along/near W. Route 66, I use W Route 66 to travel within or across the region
What is your primary mode of transportation (Select one) Drive / Carpool
Now tell us three (3) things you find difficult or unenjoyable about traveling on or around W. Route 66? small lanes
BROAD PRINCIPLES: Regional plans & policies revealed the broad principles of traveler safety and comfort, preservation of our natural and cultural environment; mutually supportive transportation and private development, and the equitable distribution of transportation investments and their effects.
OPERATIONS: A corridor that operates well for all modes of travel will safely manage accessibility – getting from the corridor to a residence, business, or other destination - and mobility – the ability to travel longer distances reliably and effectively.
ELEVATING BICYCLE & PEDESTRIAN INFRASTRUCTURE: This recognizes that many plans and policies address historic under-investment in pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure. Elevating this investment ensures our most vulnerable road users are offered safe and comfortable facilities that improve access.
COST & FUNDING: Your tax dollars from Prop. 419 will fund some corridor improvement projects, so making cost-effective improvements is important. The City has used some 419 funds to match federal grants on other transportation projects. This makes local dollars go further.
Are there policy categories you believe are missing or unclear? unclear
BROAD PRINCIPLES How important are each of these criteria in holding true to our Broad Principles?

OPERATIONS: How important are each of these criteria to achieving Operations objectives?

ELEVATING BICYCLE & PEDESTRIAN INFRASTRUCTURE
How important are each of these criteria to Elevating Bicycle and Pedestrian Infrastructure?

COST AND FUNDING: How important are each of these criteria to project cost and funding?

If there is one thing you could do to “fix” traveling the W. Route 66 corridor, what would it be? More and wider lanes.
Select the age category that best describes you. 41-64 years old
How do you describe yourself? (Select one) Black or African American
What is your highest grade of school or years of college that you have completed? (Select one) Some college or an associate degree
What best describes your current employment situation? (Select one) Full-time employee
Which of the following income groups includes your total household income for 2023 before taxes? Don’t know/Decline to answer
How do you describe your gender? (Select one) Male
How many automobiles, vans, and trucks are kept at your home for use by members of the household? 1

What is your relationship with W. Route 66? (Select all that apply) I live along/near W. Route 66, I work along/near W. Route 66, I use W Route 66 to travel within or across the region, I visit schools, medical facilities, or shops along or near W. Route 66
What is your primary mode of transportation (Select one) Drive / Carpool
As we begin, tell us three (3) things you enjoy about traveling on or around the W. Route 66 corridor? Current speed limits, PLEASE don't lower them like on Butler. This just slows travel and commerce for tenuous benefit., Number of lanes, though more would be nice (turn bike lanes into another car lane and encourage bike riders to travel on sidewalk, which is legal)
Now tell us three (3) things you find difficult or unenjoyable about traveling on or around W. Route 66? Continuously adding streetlights when they are not necessary and breaking up east/westbound traffic., Uncapped development of high-density student housing along the road., Seemingly random placed pedestrian walkways with expensive control devices cluttering the road.
BROAD PRINCIPLES: Regional plans & policies revealed the broad principles of traveler safety and comfort, preservation of our natural and cultural environment; mutually supportive transportation and private development, and the equitable distribution of transportation investments and their effects.
OPERATIONS: A corridor that operates well for all modes of travel will safely manage accessibility – getting from the corridor to a residence, business, or other destination - and mobility – the ability to travel longer distances reliably and effectively.
ELEVATING BICYCLE & PEDESTRIAN INFRASTRUCTURE: This recognizes that many plans and policies address historic under-investment in pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure. Elevating this investment ensures our most vulnerable road users are offered safe and comfortable facilities that improve access.
COST & FUNDING: Your tax dollars from Prop. 419 will fund some corridor improvement projects, so making cost-effective improvements is important. The City has used some 419 funds to match federal grants on other transportation projects. This makes local dollars go further.
Are there policy categories you believe are missing or unclear? The obfuscation in the flowery language used, particularly in "broad principles", is effete and can gatekeep people with a lower reading level or comprehension disability trying to understand this survey and project.
BROAD PRINCIPLES How important are each of these criteria in holding true to our Broad Principles?

Are there criteria you believe are missing or unclear or other comments you’d like to make about Broad Principles as an evaluation criterion? Again, this language used is flowery and pretentious and could use with simplification to reach a broader audience.
OPERATIONS: How important are each of these criteria to achieving Operations objectives?

ELEVATING BICYCLE & PEDESTRIAN INFRASTRUCTURE
How important are each of these criteria to Elevating Bicycle and Pedestrian Infrastructure?

COST AND FUNDING: How important are each of these criteria to project cost and funding?

If there is one thing you could do to “fix” traveling the W. Route 66 corridor, what would it be? Realize that a majority of people travel by auto/bus, not because they hate the environment but because of necessity. Flagstaff makes up just about HALF of the county population and yet serves at its county seat. Focusing on the few bicyclists over the majority which need efficient, safe travel corridors for cars and buses is incredibly short-sighted.
Do you have any additional thoughts, or comments, regarding W. Route 66? At worst, please just don't lower speed limits or take away more lanes adding to the already severe traffic congestion.
Select the age category that best describes you. 25-40 years old
How do you describe yourself? (Select one) American Indian or Alaska Native
What is your highest grade of school or years of college that you have completed? (Select one) Post-Bachelor’s Degree
What best describes your current employment situation? (Select one) Full-time employee
Which of these conditions, if any, create difficulties in getting you where you want to go? (Check all that apply) Moving
Which of the following income groups includes your total household income for 2023 before taxes? $50,000 to $74,999
How do you describe your gender? (Select one) Trans/Non-binary
How many automobiles, vans, and trucks are kept at your home for use by members of the household? 1

What is your relationship with W. Route 66? (Select all that apply) I use W Route 66 to travel within or across the region
What is your primary mode of transportation (Select one) Drive / Carpool
As we begin, tell us three (3) things you enjoy about traveling on or around the W. Route 66 corridor? The view in
Now tell us three (3) things you find difficult or unenjoyable about traveling on or around W. Route 66? Business turn ins, Speed limit drastically lowers, Cars who don’t know how to use the ped crosswalk and stop on red
If there is one thing you could do to “fix” traveling the W. Route 66 corridor, what would it be? Gradually lower speed, more education on the pedestrian crosswalk.
Do you have any additional thoughts, or comments, regarding W. Route 66? Upkeep the grass and trees around the businesses
Select the age category that best describes you. 25-40 years old
How do you describe yourself? (Select one) White/Caucasian
What is your highest grade of school or years of college that you have completed? (Select one) Some college or an associate degree
What best describes your current employment situation? (Select one) Full-time employee
Which of the following income groups includes your total household income for 2023 before taxes? $50,000 to $74,999
How do you describe your gender? (Select one) Male
How many automobiles, vans, and trucks are kept at your home for use by members of the household? 2