Southern Navajo and Apache Counties Regional Transportation Plan

Do you drive, walk, bicycle, or ride the bus? We want your input!

We are developing a transportation plan for the Southern Navajo and Apache Counties region – the City of Show Low, the Towns of Taylor, Snowflake and Pinetop-Lakeside, and communities within Navajo and Apache Counties, including Concho and Vernon.

We want your input on the transportation system in the region, including roadways, bicycle facilities, pedestrian facilities and public transit. Your input will help us identify the priority projects and investments that need to be included in the plan.

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* 1. Which of the following ways do you typically travel on a daily basis (check all that apply)?

Drive alone in a car

Ride the bus

Ride a bicycle

Vanpool or carpool

Walk

Other (please specify)

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* 2. How would you rank these issues with the current transportation system in the southern Navajo and Apache Counties region? This “region” includes the City of Show Low, the Towns of Taylor, Snowflake and Pinetop-Lakeside, and areas of Navajo and Apache Counties, including Vernon and Concho.

	0 - Very Poor	1 - Poor	2 - Average	3 - Good	4 - Excellent
Daily traffic congestion	Daily traffic congestion 0 - Very Poor	Daily traffic congestion 1 - Poor	Daily traffic congestion 2 - Average	Daily traffic congestion 3 - Good	Daily traffic congestion 4 - Excellent
Seasonal traffic congestion	Seasonal traffic congestion 0 - Very Poor	Seasonal traffic congestion 1 - Poor	Seasonal traffic congestion 2 - Average	Seasonal traffic congestion 3 - Good	Seasonal traffic congestion 4 - Excellent
Safety	Safety 0 - Very Poor	Safety 1 - Poor	Safety 2 - Average	Safety 3 - Good	Safety 4 - Excellent
Available bicycle lanes and paths	Available bicycle lanes and paths 0 - Very Poor	Available bicycle lanes and paths 1 - Poor	Available bicycle lanes and paths 2 - Average	Available bicycle lanes and paths 3 - Good	Available bicycle lanes and paths 4 - Excellent
Available sidewalks and trails	Available sidewalks and trails 0 - Very Poor	Available sidewalks and trails 1 - Poor	Available sidewalks and trails 2 - Average	Available sidewalks and trails 3 - Good	Available sidewalks and trails 4 - Excellent
Access to public transit	Access to public transit 0 - Very Poor	Access to public transit 1 - Poor	Access to public transit 2 - Average	Access to public transit 3 - Good	Access to public transit 4 - Excellent
Roadway pavement conditions	Roadway pavement conditions 0 - Very Poor	Roadway pavement conditions 1 - Poor	Roadway pavement conditions 2 - Average	Roadway pavement conditions 3 - Good	Roadway pavement conditions 4 - Excellent
Lack of street connectivity between communities	Lack of street connectivity between communities 0 - Very Poor	Lack of street connectivity between communities 1 - Poor	Lack of street connectivity between communities 2 - Average	Lack of street connectivity between communities 3 - Good	Lack of street connectivity between communities 4 - Excellent

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* 3. When you travel to work, school, or shopping in the in the identified southern Navajo and Apache Counties region, what roadway section or intersection has the greatest need for improvements to increase your safety or mobility as you travel?

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* 4. Imagine that you were given $100 to invest for transportation improvements. Using the box next to each improvement, enter the portion of that $100 that you would dedicate to that improvement. Enter a whole number between 0 - 100. Do not include dollar signs or decimals.

Construct new or widen roadways

Maintain the pavement surface of existing roadways

Build or improve sidewalks, trails or paths

Designate bicycle lanes on roadways

Use technology to reduce congestion (e.g. coordinate traffic signals)

Provide expanded transit service

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* 5. Rank the following factors in order of importance when prioritizing transportation projects? (1= most important; 7 = least important)

Reduce congestion

Improve safety

Support economic development

Improve freight movement

Provide bicycle and pedestrian facilities

Minimize environmental impacts

Improve bus service and facilities

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* 6. What is your residency status in the study area (shown in the map at the top)

Full-time resident (at least 10 months a year)

Part-time/seasonal resident (more than 2 months a year, but less than full time)

Visitor/not a resident

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* 7. Optional: What is your age?

16-26

27-40

41-55

56-70

71-80

Over 80

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* 8. Do you have any other comments?

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* 9. Optional: If you would like to be added to the email mailing list for study updates and meeting notices then please provide the following:

Name

Email Address