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Intersection: Municipality: Audit Conducted By (Name): Time of Audit: Date and Day of Week: Weather Conditions: Active Transportation Audit

A. Pedestrian Facilities Please indicate north direction Street A: Please label streets 1. Is a sidewalk present? Street B: One side of street Both sides of street Street A Street B 2. Is the sidewalk continuous along the street? A B 3. Is the sidewalk wide enough for people to walk and pass one another? 4. Are there obstructions blocking the sidewalk? (vehicles, construction, signs, etc.) A B A B Yes 5. Do you see pedestrians? 6. How would you rate the condition of the sidewalk? (please circle a number) 1 2 3 4 5 Serious gaps & cracks, almost impassable Minor bumps & cracks, could use some repair Excellent surface: smooth and level Overall, how are the pedestrian facilities? (please circle a number) 1 2 3 4 5 awful poor fair good great

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B. Bicycle Facilities Please label streets Street A: Street B: 1. Is there a space for bicyclists to ride comfortably? How can you tell? (select one) One side of street Both sides of street Street A Street B Wide shoulder > 4ft Sharrow Painted lane or sign Trail or path ne n/a 3. Is the space continuous along the street? 2. Are there obstructions blocking bike travel? (vehicles, construction, branches, etc.) A B A B 4. Do you see bicyclists? Yes 5. How would you rate the condition of the riding surface? (please circle a number) 1 2 3 4 5 Serious potholes, almost impassable Minor bumps & cracks, could use some repair Excellent surface: smooth and level Overall, how are the bicycle facilities? (please circle a number) 1 2 3 4 5 awful poor fair good great

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C. Intersections Please label streets Street A: Street B: 1. Is a crosswalk present? 2. Are there ADA access ramps to the crosswalk? a. If yes, do they have textured pavement? One side of street Both sides of street Street A Street B A B A B n/a 3. Is there a crossing light/signal? a. check all that apply Yes Traffic signal Pedestrian Signal Push button Audible signal Countdown signal b. Does it take too long for the signal to change? n/a c. Does the signal give everyone enough time to cross? 5. Is there a median/refuge at large ( 4 lanes) intersections? 6. Do pedestrians/cyclists have a clear view of traffic when waiting to cross (free from cars, trees, signs, etc.) 7. Can motorists clearly see pedestrians? 8. What is the greatest number of motor vehicle travel lanes one must cross? (please write in box) Overall, how pedestrian 1 2 3 4 5 friendly are intersections? (please circle a number) awful poor fair good great

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D. Street Characteristics Please label streets Street A: Street B: 1. What is the posted speed limit? (please write in box - if unknown write unk ) Street A Street B 2. Do drivers seem to be going faster than the speed limit? 3. Do drivers seem to respect pedestrians/cyclists? 4. Are any of the following traffic calming measures present? (select all that apply) Yes Modern roundabout Speed hump Painted markings Curb extensions Is this a place you would want to walk? 1 2 3 4 5 (please circle a number) awful poor fair good great Is this a place you would want to cycle? 1 2 3 4 5 (please circle a number) awful poor fair good great

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E. Land Use & Connectivity 1. What uses are present? (check all that apply) School/College Retail shops Public Space Business offices Vacant lot/building Eatery Gas station Library/Post office Transit Station Agricultural Entertainment Auto repair shop Natural Area Other Single family Multi family Apartment building 4 story apartment Housing (check all that apply) 2. What parking facilities are present? (check all that apply) Driveways On-street Parking lot Public garage 3. Which image most closely matches the form of the neighborhood? 4. Are buildings close to the sidewalk? 5. Are there more parking lots than buildings? 6. Are there bus stops/do you see buses passing by? Yes Is the surrounding land use designed 1 2 3 4 5 for walking/biking or driving a car? (please circle a number) Walk/Bike Drive

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F. Environment Safety 1. Are there street lamps? 2. Are there people loitering or engaging in illegal activity? 3. Are there people engaging in regular activities? 4. Are there unleashed dogs? 5. Is there a buffer between the sidewalk and the road? 6. Is there garbage on the ground? A little/ few A lot/ many How safe is the environment for pedestrians and bicyclists? (please circle a number) Aesthetics 1. Is there public art? (murals, sculptures, musicians) 2. Are there shade trees? 3. Are there flowers, grass, or other natural features? 4. Are there parking lots in front of buildings? 1 2 3 4 5 awful poor fair good great A little/ few A lot/ many How pleasant is the environment for pedestrians and bicyclists? (please circle a number) 1 2 3 4 5 awful poor fair good great

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G. Amenities 1. Is there bicycle parking? (check all that apply) Yes Bicycle rack or loop Covered parking Bicycle lockers Impromptu parking 3. Are benches present either at bus stops or along street? 4. Are there bus shelters? 5. Are there water fountains? 6. Do there appear to be publicly available rest rooms? 7. Is there signage to help pedestrians/cyclists find their way? 8. Are there trash cans/recycling bins? How would you rate the availability of amenities? (please circle a number) 1 2 3 4 5 awful poor fair good great

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