School Parking Sign Survey

Kia ora,

Thank you for participating in our survey, which aims to assess how effectively the yellow ‘THINK’ School Parking Signs influence parking behaviour near your school, particularly during drop off and pick up times.

Ngā mihi,

Paulette Pavelich

Road Safety Coordinator, Porirua City Council

What is your relationship to the school?

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How often do you drive near your school during drop-off or pick-up times?

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Are you aware of the yellow ‘THINK’ Parking Signs around schools in your neighbourhood?

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How clearly are the yellow ‘THINK’ Parking Signs around your school displayed?

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To what extent do you think the yellow ‘THINK’ Parking Signs influence drivers’ parking behaviour?

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How likely are YOU to follow the yellow THINK parking signs when driving near schools?

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Have you ever witnessed drivers ignoring the yellow ‘THINK’ Parking Signs around your school?

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If the yellow THINK parking signs were removed, how do you think it would impact the safety of children and pedestrians?

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Do you believe that stronger enforcement of the broken yellow (no parking) lines would improve parking behaviour?

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What additional measures do you think could be taken to reduce poor parking behaviour around your school? (Select the top three most effective)

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Increased community awareness or involvement

Increased presence of school staff

Increased enforcement and fines for parking violations

More visible and clear parking signs

Increased presence of Council Parking and Bylaw staff

Additional designated drop-off zones

Other (please specify)