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Transportation Systems & Walkability How do You Primarily get Around in the Town? An overwhelming 95% of survey respondents report that they use a personal vehicle to get around the Town while 54% also walk and 30% use a bike to get where they need to go. Only 1% ride share or use public transportation, and a number of write-in responses said they would be willing to bike more if it were safer. How Satisfied Are You With the Conditions of the Town's Roads and Streets? When asked about their satisfaction with the conditions of the Town’s roads and streets, 42% said they were satisfied with road conditions, 31% were dissatisfied and 27% were neutral about the condition of roads. How Easy is it for You to walk or Bike Around the Town and Which Areas Need Improvements for Walking and Biking Infrastructure? How easy is it to walk or bike around the Town? A little over half of respondents (52%) said it was easy or very easy, while 24% found it difficult or very difficult; 24% didn’t express an opinion. When asked to select the areas that need improvement in the Town’s walking and biking infrastructure, 64% said near the Village of East Aurora needs the most improvement; Hamlets and neighborhood centers (27% and 28% respectively) were next in line, and parks and recreational areas were next with 21% of respondents weighing in. There were 135 write-in comments, most calling out major areas in the Town in which sidewalks and bike lanes should be included in improvements for safer pedestrian and bicycle travel, including near the high school and on major roadways. Which areas need improvements for walking and biking infrastructure? Select all that apply. 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% 141