What kind of questions would you ask in a survey to improve road safety for vulnerable road users like pedestrians, cyclists, and motorcyclists?

Survey questions to improve road safety could include infrastructure needs, behavioral concerns, incident reporting, perception of safety, awareness of safety measures, and personal experiences.

Here are some questions you might include in a survey to improve road safety for vulnerable road users:

1. Infrastructure Needs: What types of road improvements (e.g., bike lanes, wider sidewalks, better lighting) do you think would enhance safety for pedestrians, cyclists, and motorcyclists?
2. Behavioral Concerns: Have you experienced or witnessed behaviors by drivers, cyclists, or pedestrians that compromise safety on the roads? Please describe.
3. Incident Reporting: Have you been involved in or witnessed any traffic accidents involving vulnerable road users? What were the circumstances?
4. Perception of Safety: How safe do you feel when walking, cycling, or riding a motorcycle compared to other forms of transportation?
5. Safety Measures: Are you aware of any current measures in place for protecting vulnerable road users?
6. Suggestions for Improvement: Do you have any suggestions on how to improve road safety for vulnerable road users?
7. Personal Experience: Can you share a personal story or experience regarding road use as a pedestrian, cyclist, or motorcyclist?
8. Survey Demographics: Basic questions about demographics like age, gender, and area of residence to understand different perspectives.