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We need your input! As part of our Vision Zero initiative, the Bellevue Transportation Department is evaluating the safety of walking and biking along High Injury Network (HIN) streets, where most of the city’s fatal and serious-injury collisions occur. These Road Safety Assessments (RSAs), which are being conducted near several schools within Bellevue, will document current roadway conditions based on the experiences and observations of those who travel the streets. The feedback will be used to improve safety and comfort for people who walk and bike on these roadways. In the coming winter and spring months, we will evaluate the streets listed below and highlighted on map of study areas (to the right) through various engagement opportunities, including community walk audits (schedule to be announced).
RSA Study Area 1
NE 24th Street between 161st Avenue NE and 167th Avenue NE
164th Avenue NE between NE 26th Street and NE 19th Street
RSA Study Area 2
NE 20th Street/Northup Way between 140th Avenue NE and 162nd Avenue NE
Bel-Red Road between 140th Avenue NE and NE 20th Street
148th Avenue NE between NE 20th Street and NE 8th Street
RSA Study Area 3
140th Avenue NE between Bel-Red Road and SE 8th Street
Main Street between 140th Avenue and 148th Avenue
148th Avenue between NE 8th Street and SE 8th Street
Questionnaire and interactive map
The purpose of this online engagement site is to better understand your feelings about safety and comfort along these streets as a person walking or biking along them. The questionnaire will also ask you about the schools you or your dependent(s) (e.g. child/ren) attend, if applicable, and seek answers to voluntary demographic questions.
We ask to you complete two tasks. The first is to complete a series of questions by selecting the Questionnaire tab below. You must click the “submit” button at the end of the questionnaire to record your responses. In the second task, we ask you to “pin” your concerns at specific locations by selecting the Interactive Map tab below. Completing both will take approximately 7 to 10 minutes.
The “Ask a Question” tab allows you to ask us about the process; answers will be posted on this site.
The use of RSAs is a key strategy in Bellevue's Vision Zero effort to eliminate traffic deaths and serious-injury collisions on city streets by 2030.We are pleased to partner with the Bellevue School District to directly involve students and parents. We appreciate your valuable input.
--The RSA Project Team
We need your input! As part of our Vision Zero initiative, the Bellevue Transportation Department is evaluating the safety of walking and biking along High Injury Network (HIN) streets, where most of the city’s fatal and serious-injury collisions occur. These Road Safety Assessments (RSAs), which are being conducted near several schools within Bellevue, will document current roadway conditions based on the experiences and observations of those who travel the streets. The feedback will be used to improve safety and comfort for people who walk and bike on these roadways. In the coming winter and spring months, we will evaluate the streets listed below and highlighted on map of study areas (to the right) through various engagement opportunities, including community walk audits (schedule to be announced).
RSA Study Area 1
NE 24th Street between 161st Avenue NE and 167th Avenue NE
164th Avenue NE between NE 26th Street and NE 19th Street
RSA Study Area 2
NE 20th Street/Northup Way between 140th Avenue NE and 162nd Avenue NE
Bel-Red Road between 140th Avenue NE and NE 20th Street
148th Avenue NE between NE 20th Street and NE 8th Street
RSA Study Area 3
140th Avenue NE between Bel-Red Road and SE 8th Street
Main Street between 140th Avenue and 148th Avenue
148th Avenue between NE 8th Street and SE 8th Street
Questionnaire and interactive map
The purpose of this online engagement site is to better understand your feelings about safety and comfort along these streets as a person walking or biking along them. The questionnaire will also ask you about the schools you or your dependent(s) (e.g. child/ren) attend, if applicable, and seek answers to voluntary demographic questions.
We ask to you complete two tasks. The first is to complete a series of questions by selecting the Questionnaire tab below. You must click the “submit” button at the end of the questionnaire to record your responses. In the second task, we ask you to “pin” your concerns at specific locations by selecting the Interactive Map tab below. Completing both will take approximately 7 to 10 minutes.
The “Ask a Question” tab allows you to ask us about the process; answers will be posted on this site.
The use of RSAs is a key strategy in Bellevue's Vision Zero effort to eliminate traffic deaths and serious-injury collisions on city streets by 2030.We are pleased to partner with the Bellevue School District to directly involve students and parents. We appreciate your valuable input.
This questionnaire aims to understand how you feel when walking and biking along streets identified within three Road Safety Assessment (RSA) areas. The questions explore how safe you feel when commuting, traveling to and from school or using the streets for leisure or recreation.
Please answer each question, select "Save & continue" to advance to the next page. Be sure to click the "Submit" button on the final page so that your responses will be recorded.
There are a few voluntary demographics questions that we'd appreciate your answering as it helps us in our outreach programs.
When you've summited your responses, please go to the "Interactive Map" tab to pin exact locations of safety concerns you have.
For alternate formats, interpreters, or reasonable accommodation requests please phone at least 48 hours in advance 425-452-2064 (voice) or email jcampos@bellevuewa.gov. For complaints regarding accommodations, contact City of Bellevue ADA/Title VI Administrator at 425-452-6168 (voice) or email ADATitleVI@bellevuewa.gov. If you are deaf or hard of hearing dial 711.
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