Survey Questions

The following survey is part of the City of Willowick's Roadway Safety Action Plan. This plan, funded through the U.S. Department of Transportation's Safe Roads and Streets for All (SS4A) program, will help identify portions of the transportation network that are dangerous, difficult to navigate, or are otherwise unsafe. Questions in this survey will help the City understand residents' transportation needs and concerns with the transportation network.

The survey consists of 20 questions and a demographics section after the survey questions, all of which are optional. Please note those questions are only intended to ensure an accurate cross-section of residents has been surveyed, to ensure the village is hearing from all types of community members.

For more information on how to get involved, email Darryll Wolnik, Planning Manager/Project Manager at dwolnik@verdantas.com

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1. I live in...

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2. What brings you to Willowick?

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3. How long is your daily commute?

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4. My primary mode of transportation in Willowick is:

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5. How many working vehicles are there in your household?

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6. Do you have access to safe transportation options? This may include a working and safe motor vehicle or a safe route to walk or bike to your destination. If you don't have a safe car, it can also mean safe sidewalks, especially if you're in a wheelchair or use a cane/walker.

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7. What traffic violations do you find to be a problem in Willowick?

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8. Complete this sentence: When driving, I generally feel (blank) in Willowick.

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9. Complete this sentence: Drivers in Willowick generally drive...

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10. When considering traffic safety alone, I would let my kids ride their bikes to... (if you don't have kids, that's OK; answer as if you do)

  Strongly Agree Somewhat Agree Neutral Somewhat Disagree Strongly Disagree
School
Just Around Town
A Store
A Friend's House
The Park

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11. Weather permitting, I often walk to...

  Daily Weekly Monthly Yearly Never
A Friend's House
Church/Social Club/Public Gathering Space
My Child/Grandchild's School
The Store
Work
Get Exercise

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12. I often bike to...

  Daily Weekly Monthly Yearly Never
A Friend's House
Church/Social Club/Public Gathering Space
My Child/Grandchild's School
The Store
Work
Get Exercise

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13. What are your concerns as it relates the layout of the roads and sidewalks?

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14. What are your concerns as it relates to how the roads and sidewalks are used?

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15. What is one thing the City should do immediately to improve traffic safety?

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16. In order to prioritize roadway safety over the next 10 years, which of the following should the City of Willowick do? Rank choices in order of priority, where 1 is the highest priority.

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17. Thinking about traffic safety alone, click an area of the map that you find particularly dangerous to drive through.
(To make the image larger and make it easier to find a point, hold the CTRL button and scroll your mouse wheel. You can also zoom by clicking the menu (three dots) in the upper right hand corner of your browser (Chrome, Firefox, etc.) and finding "zoom". On mobile or tablet, simply pinch the screen with two fingers)

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18. Explain why the area you picked above is unsafe to drive, walk, or bike through.

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19. Thinking about traffic safety alone, click an area of the map that you find particularly dangerous to walk or bike through.
(To make the image larger and make it easier to find a point, hold the CTRL button and scroll your mouse wheel. You can also zoom by clicking the menu (three dots) in the upper right hand corner of your browser (Chrome, Firefox, etc.) and finding "zoom". On mobile or tablet, simply pinch the screen with two fingers)

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20. Explain why the area you picked above is unsafe to drive, walk, or bike through.

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21. Often times, drivers use side streets to"cut through" and avoid other roads that may be busy or have traffic signals. Which of the following potential design elements for side streets interest you as a way to deal with speeding and reckless driving on side streets?

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22. If you would like to stay informed about the City of Willowick's Roadway Safety Action Plan and the planning process, and receive information updates on outreach events and engagement opportunities, please enter your email address below.

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