Community Initiative for Transportation Equity (CITE) Survey

1.Are you an EV Driver?
2.Do you live and/or work in Norwalk or Torrington?
3.Should designated EV charging spaces be required to include protective coverings, such as canopies, to improve user experience and protect equipment from weather conditions?
4.Where should EV charging stations be located to maximize accessibility and convenience?
5.Would you feel safer if the EV charger stations in Norwalk or Torrington had lighting?
6.Would lighting specifically for the EV charging stations in Norwalk or Torrington make it easier to charge a vehicle at night?
7.Do you think having bollards or protective barriers would make it less likely that you or someone else would hit the charging stations?
8.Would you find it helpful to have a queuing system at charging stations to manage multiple vehicles waiting to charge?
9.What measures should be implemented to prevent non-EV vehicles from occupying charging spaces or EVs remaining parked beyond their charging session?
10.What kind of signage would you find most important to be included in EV charging stations?
11.Where do you think chargers are missing in Norwalk or Torrington? Please suggest an area or exact street.
12.How often do you see Level 2 charging cords on the ground and/or hanging within a foot of pedestrian surface?
13.How often do you see Level 3 chargers hanging within a foot of the pedestrian surface?
14.What safety and security measures, such as service attendants, security guards, surveillance/cameras, or emergency assistance features, should be required at charging stations to enhance user confidence, safety and prevent crime and/or misuse?
15.Do you think Norwalk should have EV parking spaces designated specifically for ADA accessibility?