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Phase I - Survey Results
Categories
Respondents were invited to drag and drop pins (categories) onto any location within the study area of the map and leave a comment. 735 different markers/comments were placed. Each pin was customized so respondents could classify the nature of their comment. Respondents could drop a pin and leave a comment as many times as they wanted.
Below illustrate the most popular categories (pins dropped) and have been divided and tallied up for each section of the study area. The numbers in the key/legend represent the number of responses/pin drops (click on each image to enlarge).
Themes
After dropping a pin, participants were also free to leave a comment highlighting any particular issues they had at that particular point. Every comment was scanned and the key issues emerging from each comment was recorded and tallied up for each section of the engagement area.
Below illustrate the most popular themes which have been divided and tallied up for each section of the study area (click on each image to enlarge). The numbers in the key/legend represent the number of responses to each theme. A summary table is also available by clicking here.
Sections Broken Down into Junction and Links
These sections were further broken down into key links and junctions for each section in the post-engagement analysis (click on each image to enlarge). Each category (pin) that was drag and dropped by participants has been plotted on the map near key junctions and links.
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Phase I - Survey Results
Categories
Respondents were invited to drag and drop pins (categories) onto any location within the study area of the map and leave a comment. 735 different markers/comments were placed. Each pin was customized so respondents could classify the nature of their comment. Respondents could drop a pin and leave a comment as many times as they wanted.
Below illustrate the most popular categories (pins dropped) and have been divided and tallied up for each section of the study area. The numbers in the key/legend represent the number of responses/pin drops (click on each image to enlarge).
Themes
After dropping a pin, participants were also free to leave a comment highlighting any particular issues they had at that particular point. Every comment was scanned and the key issues emerging from each comment was recorded and tallied up for each section of the engagement area.
Below illustrate the most popular themes which have been divided and tallied up for each section of the study area (click on each image to enlarge). The numbers in the key/legend represent the number of responses to each theme. A summary table is also available by clicking here.
Sections Broken Down into Junction and Links
These sections were further broken down into key links and junctions for each section in the post-engagement analysis (click on each image to enlarge). Each category (pin) that was drag and dropped by participants has been plotted on the map near key junctions and links.
A308 Corridor Study Phase II has finished this stage
The first phase of the engagement was concluded on the 9th October 2020.
Under Review
A308 Corridor Study Phase II has finished this stage
Contributions to this consultation are closed for evaluation and review. The project team will report back on key outcomes of the engagement.
Second Phase of Engagement
A308 Corridor Study Phase II is currently at this stage
Results of the first engagement have been published on this page.
Validation exercise to ensure our findings and analysis, based on feedback from phase I, are accurate and to gauge peoples priorities regarding areas and concerns.
Next Steps - Option Development
this is an upcoming stage for A308 Corridor Study Phase II
Our traffic and design team will begin to start the process of option development sifting using the post engagement analysis maps and tables (as shown within this engagement page), including an option development matrix that is currently being completed.
Click HERE to find out more about our Option Development Matrix.
