Berkeley Healthy Streets Program Feedback Form

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On June 11th, 2020 the City of Berkeley launched Berkeley Healthy Streets and on August 28th, 2020 there was a relaunch of the program with a more robust barrier approach. During the month of April 2021, the program expanded, adding several new segments.

The goal of the program is to make neighborhood streets safer to walk, jog, roll and bicycle, creating wider spaces than our current sidewalks allow. On these streets residents can make essential outdoor trips using the roadway while reducing foot traffic at parks and on outdoor trails, which have experienced extremely high usage since the region-wide Shelter-in-Place orders began. Learn more about the program at https://www.cityofberkeley.info/covid19-healthy-streets/

If you post about the program on social media, use the hashtag #HealthyStreetsBerkeley

Have you taken this survey before? *

Yes (Not a problem - please go ahead and take it again.)

Which of the following describes your interest in Berkeley’s Healthy Streets Program? (select all that apply)

I live on a Healthy Streets segment

I live near a Healthy Streets segment

I travel along a Healthy Streets segment

I own a business on or near a Healthy Streets segment

I do not live on or near a Healthy Streets segment, but I would like to see one in my neighborhood

Other:

If you live or own a business ON a Healthy Streets segment, which one?

9th Street from Hearst to Dwight

Russell Street from Adeline to Mabel

Addison Street from Sacramento to Grant

Virginia Street from Shattuck to Sacramento

Hillegass Ave from Woolsey to Dwight

I do not live or own a business on a Healthy Streets segment

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If you live or own a business NEAR a Healthy Streets segment, which one?

9th Street from Hearst to Dwight

Russell Street from Adeline to Mabel

Addison Street from Sacramento to Grant

Virginia Street from Shattuck to Sacramento

Hillegass Ave from Woolsey to Dwight

I do not live or own a business near a Healthy Streets segment

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Do you use, or plan to use, the Healthy Streets for walking, wheelchair rolling, playing, jogging, scootering and/or biking?

Yes

Maybe

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If yes, which Healthy Streets are you using, or do you plan to use? Choose all that apply.

9th Street from Page to Dwight

Russell Street from Adeline to Mabel

Addison Street from Sacramento to Grant

Virginia Street from Shattuck to Sacramento

Hillegass Ave from Woolsey to Dwight

I don't plan to use any of the segments for walking, wheelchair rolling, playing, jogging, scootering or biking

How did you learn about the Berkeley Healthy Streets Program? Please select all that apply.

Word of mouth

I saw the barriers in the street

Communications from the City (including email or social media)

Communications from a City Councilmember or Mayor (including email or social media)

Communications from another organization (including email or social media)

Other:

Are you in support of Berkeley Healthy Streets?

Yes

Maybe

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Why or why not?

Have you observed issues while using a Berkeley Healthy Street? Choose all that apply.

Missing barriers or signage

Fallen/broken barriers

Insufficient / poorly placed barriers or signage

Driver confusion / ignoring signs

Speeding cars

People not observing physical distancing guidelines

People not wearing masks

People crowding or inappropriately using the street

Other:

What transportation issues are important to your ability to thrive as best as possible during the COVID-19 pandemic? Choose all that apply.

Slowing speeding traffic

Creating safe spaces to walk, jog, roll, cycle, etc.

Supporting transportation to get to essential locations

Other:

What mode(s) of transportation are you using during Covid-19? Choose all that apply.

Private car

AC Transit

BART

Walking of using a wheelchair or other mobility device

Paratransit

Bicycle

Rideshare like Uber or Lyft

Bikeshare

Scooter share

Other:

Do you feel like your transportation needs are being met during COVID-19? If not, what would you like to see be done to improve you transportation options?

If you have had the opportunity to use "Slow Streets" programs in other cities, how does the Berkeley Healthy Streets program compare?

Berkeley Healthy Streets is better than other nearby programs

Berkeley Healthy Streets is the same as other nearby programs

Berkeley Healthy Streets does not work as well as other nearby programs

I am not able to compare them

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How can the City improve the Berkeley Healthy Streets Program?

What streets would you most like to see in the next expansion of Berkeley Healthy Streets? This map shows candidate segments in purple.

Please provide other comments not addressed in the questions above.

Are you willing to provide demographic information today? All demographic questions are optional.

Answering questions about your demographic information will help us understand who is (and isn't) filling out the survey. This helps us avoid making generalizations and know which groups we need to do more to reach.

Yes

Maybe

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