Street Design Manual User Survey Question Title * 1. Do you currently reside or work in New York City? Yes No Question Title * 2. What is your profession? Question Title * 3. Are you familiar with the NYC DOT Street Design Manual? Yes No Question Title * 4. Which chapter of the Street Design Manual have you used? (choose all that apply) Chapter 1: Process Chapter 2: Geometry Chapter 3: Materials Chapter 4: Lighting Chapter 5: Furniture Chapter 6: Landscape Chapter 7: Programming None/New to the Street Design Manual Question Title * 5. What features best help you understand information in the Street Design Manual? (choose all that apply) Chapter content pages (ex. curb extension) Chapter general guidelines Diagrams Photos Case Studies Resources Other (please specify) Question Title * 6. We want to make the Street Design Manual be a better resource for you, what would you like to see more of? Question Title * 7. What common aspects related to street design come up in your community? (choose all that apply) Changes to street and/or sidewalk layout Curb uses (e.g. outdoor dining, waste containerization, loading, etc.) Programming (e.g. art. local events, markets, etc.) Street Furniture Street Lighting Landscaping/Greening Other (please specify) Question Title * 8. Do you believe there is equitable access to transportation options across neighborhoods of New York City? Yes No Not sure Question Title * 9. In your assessment, how equitable would you rate the current allocation of city resources in infrastructure development across neighborhoods in New York City? Very Equitable Somewhat Equitable Unequitable Not sure Question Title * 10. What are the top barriers to creating equity in street design and transportation access? (choose all that apply) Spatial and Circulation Constraints Lighting Access to public transportation options Traffic Congestion Lack of Green Space Limited Community Participation Maintenance Needs Lack of infrastructure (eg. Curb Extensions, Bike lanes, Bus Stops, Bus Lanes, Street Furniture) Other (please specify) Question Title * 11. How can community input be better integrated into street design decisions? (choose all that apply) More public meetings and design workshops to gather feedback from residents Creating community advisory boards to work with city planners Using online tools to gather input from a wider range of residents Implementing pop-up demonstrations to showcase ideas and gather feedback in real-time Equity and Inclusion Assessment Other (please specify) Question Title * 12. What role should the city government play in improving equity in street design? Select all that apply Providing funding for sustainable transportation options Prioritizing safety over convenience for drivers Holding developers accountable for including pedestrian and bike-friendly infrastructure in new projects Implementing policies to reduce car usage and encourage active transportation Other (please specify) Done
