148th Street Station Area Connectivity Survey

We want to hear from you! Tell us how you travel around and near the 148th Street Light Rail Station and neighborhood, where you like to go, and where you would like to see new paths and connections.

The survey takes about 10 minutes. As a thank you, you can enter a raffle to win a $50 gift card. Winners will be randomly selected from those who provide an email address.

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The City of Shoreline is working to make it easier and safer to walk, bike, and roll around Shoreline. We are looking at new paths and connections around the light rail stations and the neighborhood to help people get where they need to go now and in the future. As new development happens in the coming decades, we want new paths and shortcuts added in useful places by developers.

Tell us how you travel around and near the stations, where you like to go, and where you would like to see new paths and connections.

Which of the following best describes you?

I live near the station.

I live in Shoreline, but not near the station.

I work, go to school, or volunteer near the station.

I visit shops, businesses, or organizations near the station.

Other (please specify)

Select all that apply

How do you typically travel to and from the station?

Walk

Bike or e-bike

Scooter

Wheelchair or mobility device

Bus

Drive and park (alone)

Drive and park (carpool)

Drop off (Taxi / Ride share)

Drop off (Family / Friends)

Other (please specify)

Select all that apply

Walking, Biking, Rolling near the station and around the neighborhood

Here is the 148th Street Station Area.

Where do you typically walk or bike from the light rail station? Pick the closest landmarks

Briarcrest Neighborhood (Shorecrest High, Kellogg Middle, Hamlin Park, etc.)

Fircrest Center

Lakeside School

Paramount Park / Shoreline Skatepark

Paramount Open Space

Parkwood Elementary

Ridgecrest Neighborhood (Crest Cinema, Ridgecrest Public House, Cafe Aroma)

Shoreline Community College

The Evergreen School

Twin Ponds Park and Playfield

West of I-5 (e.g., Iglesia Ni Cristo, Shoreline Unitarian Universalist Church, Aegis)

15th Ave NE and NE 145th (QFC, Goodwill)

Other (please specify)

Select all that apply

Are there places near the station where walking, bicycling, or rolling feels longer than it should?

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If trips feel longer, what makes the trips feel longer

Long blocks

Few crossings

Barriers (parking, buildings, construction)

Traffic

Other (please specify)

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