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I-5/US 2 Planning Study

Project questions

To help us complete this planning study, we want to hear about your current experiences traveling through the interchange and also what you want to see out of this project. Your feedback is an important part of the future planning of the region.

1. What modes of transportation do you use on a regular basis? You may select more than one answer.

Car or motorcycle
Bicycle, scooter, skateboard
Bus
Train
Walking
Using a wheelchair or other mobility aid
Other - write in Please enter an 'other' value for this selection.

2. What has been your experience using the I-5/US 2 interchange?

3. What improvements to the I-5/US 2 interchange are the most important to you? You may select more than one answer.

Improvements to reduce vehicle travel times
Highway improvements
Highway ramp connections with City streets
Pedestrian amenities (improved sidewalks, crosswalks, etc.)
Bicycle amenities (bike lanes, bike racks, etc.)
Increased transit capacity (bus lanes, more frequent service)
Improved transit amenities (better bus stops/waiting areas)
Improved parking
Other - write in Please enter an 'other' value for this selection.

4. What ideas do you have for how the I-5/US 2 interchange could better serve the traveling public, businesses and the community?

5. What do you hope the City prioritizes and considers when developing improvements for the I-5/US-2 interchange?

6. Are there specific community groups that our team should talk to?

7. Additional comments or questions regarding the project?

8. As we plan for the future of the I-5/US 2 interchange how much would you like to be involved?

9. Which of the following would be most helpful to keep you up-to-date and engaged throughout the project? You may select more than one answer.

Social media
Mailing (postal)
Email newsletter (electronic)
Text updates (SMS)
In-person public meetings
Online public meetings or surveys
Project website
In-person community events
I don’t want to be engaged at all
Other - write in Please enter an 'other' value for this selection.

10. If community involvement for the I-5/US 2 Interchange Planning Study project uses mostly online tools (such as a website, online meetings, and online surveys) in response to public health concerns, does this change your interest or ability to be involved?