There was a mistake made on the postcards sent out to area residents. The postcard reads Old Wake Forest Road & Daisy Forest Road. It should read Old Wake Forest Road and Dixie Forest Road. We apologize for any confusion this error may cause.

 

The advanced designs for the project are complete and we want to know what you think.

Before you take today's survey please make sure you have viewed the Presentation and design map. 

 

Question title

How many times per week do you use Old Wake Forest Road/Dixie Forest Road?

1-5 time per week
56%
Over 20 times per week
22%
11-20 times per week
11%
6-10 times per week
11%
Other
0%
Closed to responses | 9 Responses

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How do you typically use the Old Wake Forest Road/Dixie Forest Road corridor?

Vehicular
89%
Bicycle
11%
Walking/jogging
0%
Bus/transit
0%
Closed to responses | 9 Responses

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Do you think the project will improve safety for pedestrians and cyclist along the corridor?

Yes
100%
No
0%
Closed to responses | 9 Responses

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Do you think the proposed project will improve safety for vehicles?

Yes
100%
No
0%
Closed to responses | 9 Responses

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Do you think the proposed project will help reduce the number of rear end collisions along the corridor?

Yes
89%
No
11%
Closed to responses | 9 Responses

The feedback from past public touchpoints can be placed into three buckets. 

The lack of mid-block crossing on Dixie Forest to accommodate students coming and going from Millbrook High School.  This crossing has been added to the design with signage and high visibility striping. 

The lack of a dedicated right-turn lane from Old Wake Forest Road onto Litchford Road.  The design team reviewed the request and has implemented the dedicated right-turn lane to ease the logjam at the intersection during peak hours. 

Need for separated bicycle facilities.  These concerns were raised for the safety of the cyclists and the reduction of roadway width to use a multi-use path in lieu of bicycle lanes adjacent to the travel lanes.  A two-way 12’ wide multi-use path has been added to the North side of the corridor to address these concerns.

Question title

On a scale of 1 to 10, with 10 being the highest and 1 being the lowest please rate the overall proposed safety features of the project.

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Do you have any other comments?

Closed for Comments

Thank you for taking the survey!