S. Church traffic calming project feedback

Thank you for your input!

The Western Transportation Institute, AARP Livable Communities Initiative, the Bogert Park Neighborhood Association, and the City of Bozeman partnered on the S. Church pop-up traffic calming project to engage the public in the process of improving safety for people who walk, bike, and drive near Bogert Park. This project aims to demonstrate and collect data on how curb extensions or "bulbouts" at these intersections might slow down vehicles and bring more visibility to crossing pedestrians. Please let us know what you think!

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* 1. How did you travel through the S. Church St. traffic calming project?

by bicycle

on foot

driving or riding in a passenger vehicle (car/truck/van)

driving a bus or other larger vehicle (truck)

Other (please specify)

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* 2. These curb extensions made me feel safer traveling on/across S. Church St.

Strongly agree

Agree

Neither agree nor disagree

Disagree

Strongly disagree

Other (please specify)

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* 3. How could this project be improved?

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* 4. Currently in the City of Bozeman, property owners must support the creation of a special improvement tax district to fund permanent traffic calming projects. Given the current funding mechanism, how supportive are you of implementing a permanent project like this?

Very supportive

Somewhat supportive

Neutral

Somewhat unsupportive

Very unsupportive

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* 5. If you would like to stay up to date on discussions about future options for S. Church St., please provide your name and email address below.

Name

Email Address