The City of Asheville has launched a new online survey on traffic calming – the installation of roadway features to reduce motor vehicle speed and improve safety for all roadway users.
The City is looking for community input on the current traffic policy and what changes residents would most like to see in a future update.
The new survey, open until Friday, August 21, builds on the great turnout and thoughtful conversations at our May 26 public meeting. You can view the input received from that session in an engagement summary.
Survey participants will be able to select and rank priorities for what they’d like to see in the updated policy improvements, weigh in on potential trade-offs, and respond on whether traffic calming is or isn’t working in their neighborhood.
Feedback gathered from the survey will inform City staff and the project consultant as they draft the updated Traffic Calming Policy.
For more details and the latest updates, visit publicinput.com/trafficcalming.