Vision Zero Freeway Ramps Study, Round 2 Survey: Draft Improvement Designs Take the survey in another language: Español (Spanish) | 中文 (Chinese) | Tagalog (Filipino) The Vision Zero Freeway Ramps Study will identify safety improvements at freeway ramp touchdowns to support Vision Zero — San Francisco's commitment to eliminate traffic fatalities and reduce severe injuries.The 11 locations included in the Study are in Districts 7, 9, 10, and 11. These ramps were identified as priorities in the 2022 Streets and Freeways Strategy. Most of the ramps are on the Vision Zero High Injury Network and/or in Equity Priority Communities.The goals of the study are to: Improve safety for people biking and walking Improve bike and pedestrian network connectivity Maintain circulation for all modes Implement road changes quickly During our first phase of outreach last spring, we asked the community to share their travel experiences and challenges around the 11 freeway ramps. After considering community feedback, gathering safety data, and coordinating with our agency partners (including the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency and Caltrans), we have developed draft proposals for safety improvements at each ramp.Please complete the survey to help us understand your level of support for proposed designs along these 11 freeway ramps. You are able to provide feedback for as many ramp locations as you like. The survey is expected to take around 5 minutes per location. Question Title 12% of survey complete. Next