The Duboce Triangle Slow Streets Study is an opportunity to shape how your neighborhood streets work for everyone who lives, walks, bikes, rolls, and drives here.
With this planning study, we'll explore ways to improve safety, accessibility, and neighborhood connectivity, including:
• Potential changes to left turns from Market Street onto Castro, Noe, and Sanchez Streets
• Ways to make biking and rolling on Sanchez and Steiner Streets more comfortable and intuitive
Just as importantly, this study is a chance for you to tell us what’s not working today. Whether it’s cut-through driving, confusing intersections, or everyday issues that affect how you move around the neighborhood, we want to hear about it. Many of these topics have been discussed in Duboce Triangle for years, and your input will help us decide what to study and test next.
The survey will ask 3 open-ended questions to capture your concerns or ideas. These questions are optional, so no need to feel like you need to answer all of them.