The 20mph Zone Questionnaire May 5, 2024April 30, 2024 by Peter Gorman The 20mph Zone Questionnaire The 20mph Zone QuestionnaireA little slower, a whole lot safer - Have your sayAs you may know, the Parish Council is considering ways of making the village safer and easier to usefor people walking, cycling, riding, pushing prams, using wheelchairs or mobility scooters, etc around thevillage.The purpose of this questionnaire is to find out your views on important aspects that could influenceour next steps, especially the possibility of introducing a 20mph zone covering all the residential roadsin Bunbury.This questionnaire is intended for:¨ Residents of Bunbury Parish,¨ Parents or carers of pupils at the Primary School¨ Users of the Medical PracticeAll adults and children (at their parent's/ carer’s discretion) may complete the questionnaire.Please answer the questions overleaf (additional copies are available - see over) or online at [link tobe inserted] - it will only take a couple of minutes.IntroductionOur suggestion is straightforward and inexpensive: the existing 30 mph signs at the entry points to the village would just be replaced with 20mph signs. The map shows the location of those points - all the roads marked in Red would be in the new 20mph speed zone. (Green roads are Private and may settheir own speed limit.) The A49 would remain at 30 mph on the section through Bunbury Heath.1. Once you’ve had a look at the map please continue and answer the questions - your answers will help to inform our next decisions. 1. Once you’ve had a look at the map please continue and answer the questions - your answers will help to inform our next decisions.Add fileThis type of file isn't allowedThe file size must be up to 5 MBClear selection2. If a 20mph speed limit were introduced across the whole village would this encourage you to be more active by walking, cycling, riding, pushing prams, using wheelchairs or mobility scooters, etc. around the village? (Please tickyour answer) 2. If a 20mph speed limit were introduced across the whole village would this encourage you to be more active by walking, cycling, riding, pushing prams, using wheelchairs or mobility scooters, etc. around the village? (Please tickyour answer)Very likleyQuite likleyDon't know/not sureNot very likleyNot at allClear selection3. Are there any reasons that limit you from using active ways of getting around the village? 3. Are there any reasons that limit you from using active ways of getting around the village? YesNoClear selection4. If you answered 'YES' to the previous question can you please give your reasons. Please number each reason. 4. If you answered 'YES' to the previous question can you please give your reasons. Please number each reason.Clear selection5. Considering the idea of a 20mph zone as shown on the map are you 5. Considering the idea of a 20mph zone as shown on the map are youStrongly supportiveQuite supportiveDon't know/not sureA little againstStrongly againstClear selection6. Do you think that a 20mph zone would make travel to and from school or the Medical Centre: 6. Do you think that a 20mph zone would make travel to and from school or the Medical Centre:Much saferA little more safeDont know/not sureA little less safeMuch less safeClear selection7. If a 20mph zone were implemented, would you be more likely to use active ways of getting around the village, for example to shop, visit a friend, or visit the cafe or a pub? 7. If a 20mph zone were implemented, would you be more likely to use active ways of getting around the village, for example to shop, visit a friend, or visit the cafe or a pub?Very likleyQuite likleyDon't know/not sureNot very likleyNot at allClear selection8. For Parents/carers: Would the scheme make you more inclined to let your (age-appropriate) child out on their own or with friends/siblings around the village e.g. to the Jubilee Field for football, Guides or Scouts, etc.? 8. For Parents/carers: Would the scheme make you more inclined to let your (age-appropriate) child out on their own or with friends/siblings around the village e.g. to the Jubilee Field for football, Guides or Scouts, etc.?Very likleyQuite LikleyDon'tknow/not sureNot very likleyNot at allNot applicableClear selection9. For young people (under 16s): Do you think that a lower speed limit would make it safer for you to go around the village? 9. For young people (under 16s): Do you think that a lower speed limit would make it safer for you to go around the village?Very likleyQuite likleyDon't know/not sureA little less safeMuch less safeNot applicableClear selection
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Your data has been recorded. Yes, no comment required. Should we remove the option?
Peter