Rate the walkability, safety, accessibility, and transit supportiveness of the assessed area of Buford Highway.
Walkability: means how easy, comfortable, and practical it is to move along and across Buford Highway on foot for everyday needs. It includes the presence and quality of sidewalks, crossings, and signals; how direct and connected walking routes are; how traffic speed and volume feel from a pedestrian perspective; and whether people can reasonably walk to key destinations like bus stops, homes, shops, and services without feeling overly stressed or at risk.
Safety: means how protected people feel from traffic-related harm and other hazards while walking along or crossing Buford Highway. It includes driver behavior (speeding, yielding, distraction), crossing distance and visibility, lighting, separation from moving vehicles, and whether people feel they and their families could walk or wait for transit here without a high risk of crashes, near-misses, or other threatening situations.
Accessibility: means how easy it is for people of all ages, abilities, and backgrounds to move along and across Buford Highway and reach the places they need to go. It also considers whether people using mobility devices, pushing strollers, carrying groceries, or with limited vision or hearing can travel safely and comfortably along the corridor.
Supportive of transit: means how well the Buford Highway area helps people use buses and other transit comfortably, safely, and reliably. It includes whether bus stops are easy and safe to reach on foot, whether there are sidewalks and safe crossings near stops, whether stops feel comfortable to wait at (lighting, seating, shelter, visibility), and whether nearby land uses (homes, shops, services) make it practical for people to combine walking and transit for daily trips.