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Cary Bicycle Survey: The $1 Million Dollar Question

bicycle survey cary ncCary, NC – Last autumn, voters in Cary approved a Transportation Bond that included $1 million for bicycle facilities and programs. Now, the Town wants to know how you think we should spend the money.

Cary Bicycle Survey: The $1 Million Dollar Question

From Town of Cary:

Cary residents voted to approve the purchase of Community Investment Bonds for Transportation. The bonds were supported by 70% of voters and included $1 million for improving bicycle facilities and programs. The Town of Cary is seeking your input into how and where we invest these bicycle funds.

Bicycle and Pedestrian Proposals – Map

The Town has issued a map of potential bike facilities and sidewalk projects. The dotted pink lines show the new routes.

cary-bike-proposal-map

Take the Bicycle Survey

You, CaryCitizen readers, can help determine how the bond money for bicycle improvements is spent.

The survey is 16 short questions, including (paraphrased):

  • How often and where do you use your bike?
  • Should the Town develop a Bike/Hike app for mobile phones?
  • Where should we install bike detection devices at intersections along key bicycle routes?
  • What roads need bike lanes?
  • What facilities need more bicycle parking?

You don’t have to give any personal information, but you can get follow up notifications if you do. Simple.

It’s your money – decide how it is spent. Take the Bicycle Survey.

For more info, visit TownOfCary.org.

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 Story by Hal Goodtree from a reader tip. Photo by Salim Virji.

3 replies
  1. Alex
    Alex says:

    Well, we are well in 2015 and I havent seen anything new… Harrison Av is still awful as ever been bike-unfriendly (yeah, I’m complaining about what I am interested in).
    Also, no campaigns to educate drivers have been seen in these past 2 years.

    Where did the bacon go ???

  2. Matt
    Matt says:

    Thanks for running this story. It’s great to see the Town of Cary asking for input from the people of Cary for this project.

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