SR 162 Center Turn Lane Planning and Pre-design Study – Feedback

Feedback

We want to hear from you!

Take the SR 162 Study Center Turn Lane Planning and Pre-design Study questionnaire. This questionnaire should take less than ten minutes to complete and will be available through November 12, 2024.

Visit our study webpage to learn more. You can also email questions and comments to SR162CTLstudy@wsdot.wa.gov.

Questionnaire

Please share your thoughts with us. All questions are optional.

What best describes you? Select all that apply

I work at or attend school in the study area I live in the study area I travel through the study area I have family in the study area I do not work, live, or travel through the study area

What is your zip code?

98360 98391 98374 98390 98371 98338 Other (please enter your ZIP code)

What types of trips do you take in the study area? Select all that apply

Commute to and from work Commute to and from school Travel for shopping/errands Visit friends and family Travel for recreational activities Attend services or activities Travel for deliveries and freight Other (please tell us more)

How often do you travel around or through the study area? Select one

Never Rarely (less than once a month) At least once a month At least once a week Multiple times per week

How do you get around the study area? Select all that apply

Walk or skateboard Bicycle Personal mobility device (scooter, wheelchair, etc.) Motorcycle Taxi or other private ride-sharing service (like Uber or Lyft) Vanpool/Paratransit/Microtransit Personal vehicle by yourself Carpool using vehicle with others Commercial vehicle Other (please tell us more)

What are the biggest challenges for you when you travel on or around SR 162 in the study area? Rank 1 being your least challenging and 6 being the biggest challenge.

Lack of separation between people driving and people walking and biking Lack of transit options Lack of infrastructure for people biking, walking, and rolling Safety for all modes, including people walking, rolling, biking, taking transit or driving Congestion Other (please tell us more)

Are there specific locations or places you would like to see improvements for people traveling biking, walking, rolling, traveling in rideshare, carpool, or driving personal vehicles?

When thinking about how you travel through the study area, what improvements would you like to see in the future? Please describe it in one sentence.

Which of these categories matter most to you regarding the SR 162 study corridor? Choose two

Safety Congestion Crashes Emergency response times Active transportation network (walking, biking and rolling options) Maintenance and preservation Emergency evacuation Business access Other (please tell us more)

Optional Demographic Questions

Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 requires the Washington State Department of Transportation to be sure that everyone in the affected project areas has a chance to be heard and to respond to transportation programs and activities that may affect their community.

To help with that, we ask that you voluntarily provide us with information about your race, ethnicity, gender and/or other demographics. You are not required to disclose the information requested to participate in this questionnaire.

WSDOT will handle the information gathered as confidentially as possible. For further information regarding this process please contact the Title VI Coordinator by phone at 360-705-7090.

Please respond to the following questions:

Gender

Male Female Non-binary Prefer not to disclose

Disability

Yes No Prefer not to disclose

Ethnicity

Hispanic or Latino Not Hispanic or Latino

Race (select all that apply)

American Indian/Alaska Native Asian Black or African American Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Caucasian Other Prefer not to disclose

Language spoken at home (select all that apply)

English Tagalog Spanish Korean Russian Chinese German Arabic Vietnamese Prefer not to disclose Other

Age

Under 18 18-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65-79 80+ Prefer not to disclose Are you human? + 2 = 5