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Tasman Drive Pedestrian-Bicycle Improvements Survey

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1. In which of these general areas do you live? (Choose the area from the dropdown menu) (optional)

Response Percent Response Count
a. Between 237, Tasman, Fair Oaks Avenue, and Lawrence Expressway 6.3% 1
c. East of Lawrence Expressway in Sunnyvale 6.3% 1
d. West of Fair Oaks Avenue in Sunnyvale 12.5% 2
e. South of 101 in Sunnyvale 75.0% 12

3. In general, how often do you travel in the Tasman Drive study area?

Response Percent Response Count
a. Daily 12.5% 2
b. A few times a week 6.3% 1
c. A few times a month 62.5% 10
d. Once a month 12.5% 2
e. Rarely or never 6.3% 1

5. Select your top three corridor needs. Rank them in order of importance or need, with #1 being the most important:

Average priorities over 16 responses
  1. Describe the significance of this item

    b. Complete missing sidewalks
  2. Describe the significance of this item

    c. Create new bike lanes
  3. Describe the significance of this item

    d. Safer crossings of the roadway at intersections for pedestrians and bikes
  4. Describe the significance of this item

    a. Improve existing sidewalks by making them wider or more comfortable
  5. Describe the significance of this item

    e. Better accommodations for people with disabilities
  6. Describe the significance of this item

    f. Better landscaping
  7. Describe the significance of this item

    g. Other (please specify)

6. Which alternative would you prefer on this corridor?

Response Percent Response Count
a. Alternative 1 62.5% 10
b. Alternative 2 18.8% 3
c. Both Alternative 1 and Alternative 2 equally 12.5% 2
d. Neither alternative, I prefer the current condition 6.3% 1

7. Would these alternatives encourage you to walk, bike, or take transit more often?

Response Percent Response Count
a. Only Alternative 1 would 18.8% 3
b. Only Alternative 2 would 6.3% 1
c. Both Alternative 1 and Alternative 2 would 50.0% 8
d. Neither alternative would change how I travel 25.0% 4

8. Is there anything you would like to change about Alternative 1?

Response Percent Response Count
a. No 46.7% 7
b. Not applicable because I prefer the current condition 6.7% 1
c. Yes (Please provide comment below) 46.7% 7

Please provide comment if you chose (c) for question 8.

Answered
7
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9. Is there anything you would like to change about Alternative 2?

Response Percent Response Count
a. No 60.0% 9
b. Not applicable because I prefer the current condition 6.7% 1
c. Yes (please provide comment below) 33.3% 5

Please provide comment if you chose (c) for question 9.

Answered
5
Skipped
11

10. What is your age?

Response Percent Response Count
b. 18-24 6.7% 1
c. 25-34 13.3% 2
d. 35-44 33.3% 5
e. 45-54 13.3% 2
f. 55-65 20.0% 3
g. 65 or over 13.3% 2

11. What is your race or ethnicity?

Response Percent Response Count
b. Asian 33.3% 5
c. Caucasian/White 26.7% 4
h. Two or more races 13.3% 2
j. Prefer not to answer 26.7% 4
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January 10, 2025, 9:20 AM
  • 1. In which of these general areas do you live? (Choose the area from the dropdown menu) (optional)
    • e. South of 101 in Sunnyvale
  • 3. In general, how often do you travel in the Tasman Drive study area?
    • c. A few times a month
  • 5. Select your top three corridor needs. Rank them in order of importance or need, with #1 being the most important:
    1. Describe the significance of this item

      c. Create new bike lanes
    2. Describe the significance of this item

      b. Complete missing sidewalks
    3. Describe the significance of this item

      a. Improve existing sidewalks by making them wider or more comfortable
    4. Describe the significance of this item

      d. Safer crossings of the roadway at intersections for pedestrians and bikes
    5. Describe the significance of this item

      e. Better accommodations for people with disabilities
  • 6. Which alternative would you prefer on this corridor?
    • b. Alternative 2
  • 7. Would these alternatives encourage you to walk, bike, or take transit more often?
    • c. Both Alternative 1 and Alternative 2 would
  • 8. Is there anything you would like to change about Alternative 1?
    • a. No
  • Please provide comment if you chose (c) for question 8.
    No response.
  • 9. Is there anything you would like to change about Alternative 2?
    • c. Yes (please provide comment below)
  • Please provide comment if you chose (c) for question 9.
    Would prefer protected bike lane over just a buffered bike lane
  • 10. What is your age?
    • b. 18-24
  • 11. What is your race or ethnicity?
    • b. Asian
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We are studying two alternatives along Tasman Drive in the study area. They both would replace a vehicle travel lane in each direction. This would provide continuous bicycle and pedestrian connections.

  • Alternative 1 includes wide, shared multi-use paths on each side of Tasman Drive at the sidewalk level. Pedestrians and bicyclists share a wide space and are separated from vehicles by a raised curb.
  • Alternative 2 includes one-way buffered bike lanes on each side of Tasman Drive at street level and continuous sidewalks on both sides. Pedestrians and bicyclists have separate, more narrow facilities than Alternative 1. Pedestrians are separated from vehicles by a raised curb while bicyclists are separated from vehicles with a striped buffer.

 [TL1]Can we use "a vehicle travel lane" instead of this?


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