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Brooklyn Road Trial Bike Route Survey Results Rate your experience of the trial changes to Brooklyn Road Rate your experience of the trial changes to Brooklyn Road 36, 5% 4, 0% 98, 13% 118, 15% 336, 44% 174, 23% Very positive Very negative Positive Negative Neutral I haven't experienced the trial changes Count of How did you experience the trial changes to Brooklyn Road? How did you experience the trial changes to Brooklyn Road? 15, 2% 13, 2% 7, 1% 22, 3% 20, 2% 32, 4% Driving a car or riding a motorbike On a bike On a bus 334, 44% Walking Driving a truck Other 321, 42% I live on this street By scooter, e-scooter or skateboard Count of Do you think the trial changes make Brooklyn Road safer for all users? Do you think the trial changes make Brooklyn Road safer for all users? 28, 4% Do you think the trial changes make Brooklyn Road safer for all users? 69, 10% A lot safer A lot less safe 87, 13% 339, 51% A bit safer 144, 22% A bit less safe No impact Count of Walking?Thinking about people of all ages and abilities How do the changes impact people walking? Walking?Thinking about people of all ages and abilities 6% 7% Neutral Positive 12% 43% Very positive Negative 13% Don't know Very negative 19% (blank) Count of Using the bus?Thinking about people of all ages and abilities How do the changes impact people using the bus? Using the bus?Thinking about people of all ages and abilities 8% Neutral 10% 32% Negative Positive 11% Very negative Very positive 19% 20% Don't know (blank) Count of Riding bikes?Thinking about people of all ages and abilities How do the changes impact people riding bikes? Riding bikes?Thinking about people of all ages and abilities 31 34 Very positive 46 Positive 60 Neutral 353 Negative Very negative 140 Don't know (blank) Count of Driving vehicles/on motorbikes?Not including parking vehicles How do the changes impact people driving vehicles/on motorbikes? Not including parking 3% Driving vehicles/on motorbikes?Not including parking vehicles 14% 23% Positive Very negative 18% Very positive 23% Neutral 19% Negative Count of Parking vehicles on Brooklyn Road? How do the changes impact parking vehicles on Brooklyn Road? 4% Parking vehicles on Brooklyn Road? 7% Neutral 27% 14% Very negative Negative Don't know 22% 26% Positive Very positive Count of Living on/near Brooklyn Road? How do the changes impact people living on/near Brooklyn Road? Living on/near Brooklyn Road? 13% 20% Very positive Positive 16% Very negative 18% Neutral 16% Don't know 17% Negative Count of Working/owning a business on/near Brooklyn Road? How do the changes impact people working/owning a business on/near Brooklyn Road? 10% Working/owning a business on/near Brooklyn Road? 24% Don't know 13% Neutral Positive Very positive 15% Very negative 22% Negative 16% (blank) Count of Living with mobility or accessibility issues? How do the changes impact people living with mobility or accessibility issues? 9% Living with mobility or accessibility issues? 10% 30% Don't know Neutral Very negative 13% Positive Negative Very positive (blank) 14% 24% Count of Suburb (blank) Other - Upper Hutt 1 Crofton Downs 1 Rongotai 1 Newlands 1 Woodridge 1 Strathmore Park 1 Seatoun 1 Other - Porirua 2 Other - outside the Wellington region 2 Grenada North 2 Churton Park 2 Houghton Bay 2 Wadestown 2 Maupuia 2 Southgate 2 Other - Kapiti Coast 2 Karaka Bays 2 Lyall Bay 3 Kilbirnie 3 Tawa 3 Johnsonville 3 Ngaio 4 Suburb Roseneath 4 Total Wellington Central 4 Kelburn 5 Khandallah 6 Miramar 6 Mount Victoria 7 Wilton 7 Happy Valley 7 Northland 8 Hataitai 8 Aro Valley 11 Berhampore 13 Karori 14 Other - Lower Hutt 14 Newtown 16 Te Aro 17 Owhiro Bay 17 Mornington 18 Vogeltown 25 Mount Cook 25 Kingston 33 Island Bay 57 Brooklyn 357 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 Count of Age 6 15 2 Age 26 40-49 72 177 30-39 50-59 101 19-29 60-69 70-79 176 142 14-18 Under 14 Count of Gender 1% Gender 5% Male Female Prefer not to say 51% 43% Gender diverse/gender non- binary (blank).
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