Amarillo SS4A Plan - Strategy and Policy Engagement

Thank you for your continued participation in making Amarillo's streets safer. In our first survey, your input on the interactive map survey helped us identify key areas of concern.

We need your feedback on this follow-up survey to determine which future safety improvement strategies we should focus on.

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* 1. What neighborhood in Amarillo do you live in? (Optional)

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* 2. Project Prioritization Criteria (Select up to 2 Options)
Which criteria should the City prioritize when selecting safety projects for implementation?

Crash Hotspots – Focus on areas with frequent accidents.

Pedestrian and Bike Safety – Improve safety for walkers and bikers.

Equity – Ensuring projects would benefit all communities

Lowering Speeds – Focus on reducing dangerous speeding

Cost-Effective – Get the most safety improvements for the money

Safer Connections – Make it safer to reach schools, transit, and jobs

Other (please specify)

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* 3. Trade off
Would you be willing to remove parking spaces within public right-of-way for additional sidewalks, bike lanes, or other pedestrian or bike infrastructure?

Yes

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* 4. Reduce Speed in Residential Neighborhoods (Select up to 3)
Speeding is the leading cause of crashes in Amarillo and was a major concern in our last survey. How should the City address speeding in residential neighborhoods in future safety projects?

Speed cushions (Source: Chron.)

Curb extensions/bulb-outs (Source: NACTO)

Roundabouts (Source: NACTO)

Increased law enforcement (Source: FHWA)

Additional education campaigns (Source: FHWA)

Road diet on residential streets (Source: littlerock.gov)

Other (please specify)

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* 5. Reduce Speed on Arterial Roads (Select up to 3)
How do you want the City to approach this safety issue in future improvement projects?

Speed limit sign (Source: Statesman)

Roundabouts (Source: NACTO)

Increased law enforcement (Source: FHWA)

Additional education campaigns (Source: FHWA)

Road diet on arterial roads (Source: NACTO)

Convert two way left turn lane to concrete median (Source: Journal of Safety Research)

Other (please specify)

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* 6. Policy Changes for Safer Streets (Select up to 2 Options)
Which policy changes would you most support to foster safer streets in Amarillo?

Zero Traffic Deaths Goal – Adopt a policy to eliminate traffic fatalities

Safer Street Designs – Update street designs to protect all road users

Lower Residential Speed Limits – Reduce speed limits on neighborhood streets

Stronger Traffic Law Enforcement – Increase enforcement of existing traffic rules

Increase Safety Funding – Allocate more resources to improve road safety

Other (please specify)

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* 7. Choose your top 3 improvements you would like to see implemented on streets in Amarillo.

Streetlights

Sidewalks or shared use paths

Bike lanes

Signage (Speed limit signs, stop signs, yield signs, etc.)

Road Diet

Lane striping

Bus stops

Trees or landscaping

Smoother roadway pavement

Speed bumps/ Cushions

Medians

Other (please specify)

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* 8. Choose your top 3 improvements you would like to see implemented at intersections in Amarillo.

Streetlights

Median

ADA curb ramps

Roundabouts

Crosswalks

Pedestrian signal

Curb extensions or bulb-outs

Signage and wayfinding signs at intersections

Turn Lanes

Traffic Signals

Other (please specify)

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* 9. Top Funding Priorities for Safety Improvements
If more funding becomes available, which types of projects do you think should be the highest priority for the City? (Select up to 3 Options)

Pavement Quality – Upgrading existing road surfaces

Roadway Redesign – Road diets or street reconstructions to prioritize non-motorized users

Sidewalks and Bike Paths – Constructing new sidewalks, bike lanes, or off-street trails

Intersection Improvements – Improving pedestrian crossings, signal timing, and lane configurations

School Zone Safety – Enhancements to improve safety near schools

Traffic Calming – Speed bumps, roundabouts, curb extensions

Enforcement – Strengthening enforcement of traffic laws

Public Awareness – Launching education and awareness campaigns

Other (please specify)

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* 10. How do you usually get around Amarillo? (Select exactly 2 options)

Drive

Take transit

Walk

Bike

Use a rideshare service (e.g., Uber, Lyft)

Other (please specify)

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* 11. What is your age? (Optional)

17 or younger

18-29

30-39

40-49

50-59

60 or older

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* 12. Which race/ethnicity best describes you? (Optional)

American Indian or Alaskan Native

Asian / Pacific Islander

Black or African American

Hispanic/Latino

White / Caucasian

Multiple ethnicity / Other (please specify)

Amarillo SS4A Plan - Strategy and Policy Engagement

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* 1. What neighborhood in Amarillo do you live in? (Optional)

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* 2. Project Prioritization Criteria (Select up to 2 Options)Which criteria should the City prioritize when selecting safety projects for implementation?

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* 3. Trade off Would you be willing to remove parking spaces within public right-of-way for additional sidewalks, bike lanes, or other pedestrian or bike infrastructure?

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* 4. Reduce Speed in Residential Neighborhoods (Select up to 3)Speeding is the leading cause of crashes in Amarillo and was a major concern in our last survey. How should the City address speeding in residential neighborhoods in future safety projects?

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* 5. Reduce Speed on Arterial Roads (Select up to 3)How do you want the City to approach this safety issue in future improvement projects?

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* 6. Policy Changes for Safer Streets (Select up to 2 Options)Which policy changes would you most support to foster safer streets in Amarillo?

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* 7. Choose your top 3 improvements you would like to see implemented on streets in Amarillo.

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* 8. Choose your top 3 improvements you would like to see implemented at intersections in Amarillo.

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* 9. Top Funding Priorities for Safety ImprovementsIf more funding becomes available, which types of projects do you think should be the highest priority for the City? (Select up to 3 Options)

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* 10. How do you usually get around Amarillo? (Select exactly 2 options)

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* 11. What is your age? (Optional)

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* 12. Which race/ethnicity best describes you? (Optional)

* 2. Project Prioritization Criteria (Select up to 2 Options)
Which criteria should the City prioritize when selecting safety projects for implementation?

* 3. Trade off
Would you be willing to remove parking spaces within public right-of-way for additional sidewalks, bike lanes, or other pedestrian or bike infrastructure?

* 4. Reduce Speed in Residential Neighborhoods (Select up to 3)
Speeding is the leading cause of crashes in Amarillo and was a major concern in our last survey. How should the City address speeding in residential neighborhoods in future safety projects?

* 5. Reduce Speed on Arterial Roads (Select up to 3)
How do you want the City to approach this safety issue in future improvement projects?

* 6. Policy Changes for Safer Streets (Select up to 2 Options)
Which policy changes would you most support to foster safer streets in Amarillo?

* 9. Top Funding Priorities for Safety Improvements
If more funding becomes available, which types of projects do you think should be the highest priority for the City? (Select up to 3 Options)