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Safe Routes, Healthy Neighborhoods

Oshkosh Healthy Neighborhoods (GO-HNI) is conducting this survey to better understand concerns, barriers, and opportunities related to students walking and biking to/from school. Through funding provided by the State of Wisconsin CDC State Physical Activity and Nutrition (SPAN) cooperative agreement, GO-HNI has been awarded a Community Design for Physical Activity Grant to support neighborhood-based efforts focused on improving safe, active, and equitable transportation access for students, families, and residents. This project will help identify transportation and mobility challenges related to school travel, bus stop access, traffic safety, sidewalks, crossings, and biking conditions — particularly in neighborhoods impacted by school consolidation and changing travel patterns.

Feedback gathered through this survey will help guide collaboration between residents, neighborhood associations, schools, and municipal partners to support visible, community-driven improvements that make it safer and easier for students and families to walk and bike throughout our community.  

This survey will take approximately 5-10 minutes to complete. Please reach out to Liz Last or Julie Kiefer at Oshkosh Healthy Neighborhoods with any questions - info@gohni.org or 920-230-2717. 
1. Select the category that best represents you.
OASD = Oshkosh Area School District *This question is required.
2. What grade levels do you or your student(s) represent? 
Select all that apply. *This question is required.
2. How do you or your student(s) typically get to and from school?
Select all that apply. *This question is required.
2. Does your student(s) utilize before or after school care (specifically at the school)? *This question is required.
2. Select the reasons why you or your student(s) are concerned with walking / biking to or from school. 
Select all that apply.
2. Have you or your student(s) participated in a walking school bus? 

Walking school buses use volunteer adults, usually parents, to walk a group of students on a specific route to and from school, collecting or dropping off children on the way. Walking school buses have fixed routes, pick-up and drop-off times, and stops. *This question is required.
2. Below are several intersections that OASD students might cross while going to or from school on the NORTH side of Oshkosh. Select any intersections that you are concerned about students crossing.  Please select from the following images.
3. Below are several intersections that OASD students might cross while going to or from school on the SOUTH side of Oshkosh. Select any intersections that you are concerned about students crossing.  *This question is required. Please select from the following images.
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