Wake Forest S-Line Mobility Hub Feasibility Study + Site Design General Survey

As part of the S-Line Project, the NC Department of Transportation (NCDOT) is studying design options for mobility hubs in several communities, including Wake Forest. A mobility hub is a place with regional and local transportation options, that also offers integrated facilities, amenities, technologies, and services. These hubs offer choices to get users where they need to go and make it easier to transfer from one form of travel, such as walking or biking, to another, such as using a bus or shuttle.

A mobility hub, including an Amtrak station, is proposed for downtown Wake Forest on the site of the former historic freight and passenger rail depot. This survey, which takes around ten minutes to complete, will collect feedback from the Wake Forest community about their needs, preferences, and concerns related to the Wake Forest Mobility Hub.

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* 1. Which transportation modes have you used in the past year? Pick all that apply.

Drove a car

Rode a bike

Rode a bus

Rode the train

Took taxi, Uber, or Lyft

Used an electric scooter or other mobility device

Walked / rolled

Other (please specify)

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* 2. How would you describe your experience combining different transportation modes (driving, riding the bus, walking, biking, etc.) to get around?

I don't have an interest in combining different modes of transportation

I do this regularly

I don't combine transportation modes due to a lack of transportation options

I don't combine modes because there is no secure place to store my personal bike, scooter, etc.

Other (please specify)

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* 3. What challenges do you experience when riding the bus or the train? Pick all that apply.

I do not ride the bus

I do not ride the train

I frequently travel with packages/more than I can carry

There aren't enough options where I live

There aren't enough options where I usually go

I need to make trips throughout the day

The bus isn't available or frequent enough when I need to travel

I travel with small children

I require or travel with someone who requires mobility assistance

Other (please specify)

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* 4. Tell us your level of agreement with the following statements:

	Strongly Agree	Somewhat Agree	Neither Agree nor Disagree	Somewhat Disagree	Strongly Disagree
I would use electric scooters and shared bikes to help me to get around if they were readily available	I would use electric scooters and shared bikes to help me to get around if they were readily available Strongly Agree	I would use electric scooters and shared bikes to help me to get around if they were readily available Somewhat Agree	I would use electric scooters and shared bikes to help me to get around if they were readily available Neither Agree nor Disagree	I would use electric scooters and shared bikes to help me to get around if they were readily available Somewhat Disagree	I would use electric scooters and shared bikes to help me to get around if they were readily available Strongly Disagree
We should all try to make fewer trips in a car	We should all try to make fewer trips in a car Strongly Agree	We should all try to make fewer trips in a car Somewhat Agree	We should all try to make fewer trips in a car Neither Agree nor Disagree	We should all try to make fewer trips in a car Somewhat Disagree	We should all try to make fewer trips in a car Strongly Disagree
I would choose to combine different modes of transportation if it were easier to do	I would choose to combine different modes of transportation if it were easier to do Strongly Agree	I would choose to combine different modes of transportation if it were easier to do Somewhat Agree	I would choose to combine different modes of transportation if it were easier to do Neither Agree nor Disagree	I would choose to combine different modes of transportation if it were easier to do Somewhat Disagree	I would choose to combine different modes of transportation if it were easier to do Strongly Disagree

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* 5. When planning for and designing Wake Forest’s Mobility Hub, which of the following amenities are most important to you? Pick three.

Transit Service / Stops

Transit stop enhancements (bus shelters, ramps, etc.)

Taxi / Rideshare service

Taxi / Rideshare loading zones

Robust visitor information

Real time travel & trip-planning information

Streets designed for people who walk

Bike Racks / Secure bike storage

Bikeshare hub

Inviting seating / Waiting area

Clean restrooms

Luggage storage or delivery

Recreational equipment lockers & storage

Electric vehicle charging

Other (please specify)

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* 6. What makes you feel safe and comfortable while taking the bus, walking, or riding electric scooters?

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* 7. In addition to passenger rail service, which transportation services would you like offered at the Wake Forest Mobility Hub? Pick two.

On-demand shuttle services

Rideshare (Uber/Lyft/Taxi)

Bikeshare

Electric scooter share

Express bus service to Raleigh

Other (please specify)

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* 8. What is most important to you in the design of Wake Forest's Mobility Hub? Pick up to three.

Community gathering spaces

Complements nearby architecture and historic structures

Green / open space

Inclusion of restaurant space

Inclusion of retail space

Indoor and outdoor programming

Placemaking / artwork

Sustainability / climate resilient design

Welcoming / accessible spaces

Other (please specify)

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* 9. What types of mix of uses / development would you like to see at Wake Forest's Mobility Hub? Pick up to two.

Residential

Office

Retail / shopping

Community / civic

Open space

Something else (please specify)

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* 10. What concerns do you have about designing, building, and implementing a mobility hub in downtown Wake Forest? Pick up to two.

Awareness of the hubs

First-/last-mile issues (distance between your starting point and transit stop and your destination and the transit stop)

It would be difficult to access

Impact on historic structures

Safety and security

Transportation amenities offered

Transportation options that fit my needs

Wayfinding and navigation

Other (please specify)

Wake Forest S-Line Mobility Hub Feasibility Study + Site Design General Survey

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* 1. Which transportation modes have you used in the past year? Pick all that apply.

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* 2. How would you describe your experience combining different transportation modes (driving, riding the bus, walking, biking, etc.) to get around?

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* 3. What challenges do you experience when riding the bus or the train? Pick all that apply.

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* 4. Tell us your level of agreement with the following statements:

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* 5. When planning for and designing Wake Forest’s Mobility Hub, which of the following amenities are most important to you? Pick three.

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* 6. What makes you feel safe and comfortable while taking the bus, walking, or riding electric scooters?

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* 7. In addition to passenger rail service, which transportation services would you like offered at the Wake Forest Mobility Hub? Pick two.

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* 8. What is most important to you in the design of Wake Forest's Mobility Hub? Pick up to three.

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* 9. What types of mix of uses / development would you like to see at Wake Forest's Mobility Hub? Pick up to two.

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* 10. What concerns do you have about designing, building, and implementing a mobility hub in downtown Wake Forest? Pick up to two.

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* 11. Is there anything else you would like to share related to the Wake Forest Mobility Hub?