Pasco County is committed to making roads safer for everyone, whether you drive, walk, bike, ride a motorcycle or use a wheelchair. As part of our Safety Action Plan, referred to as Safe Streets Pasco, we are identifying ways to reduce serious injury and fatal crashes on our roadways to build a safer, more connected community. Your input is critical to this effort. By sharing your experiences, concerns and ideas, you can help us understand where transportation safety issues occur in your community and what improvements matter most to you and your family.

This survey will take only a few minutes to complete. Your responses will directly inform the strategies and projects that will guide safety investments in Pasco County in the years to come.

Crash data doesn’t always capture the full picture of safety on our roads and that’s where your voice and experience traveling within Pasco County can make a difference. The map on the next tab shows roads in Pasco County with high rates of crashes that result in a fatality or serious injuries, and disproportionately include people walking, biking and riding a motorcycle. By focusing safety improvements on these roads, we can save lives and reduce serious injuries in our community.

Use the map in the next tab to highlight areas where you’ve experienced safety concerns, especially along or near the High Injury Network. You can also identify other streets, intersections, or areas in Pasco County where you feel unsafe walking, biking, or driving.

Your feedback, combined with crash data, will help Pasco County identify and prioritize safety projects to move us closer to zero traffic deaths and serious injuries. Your input will directly shape the Pasco County Safety Action Plan and guide future safety investments in our community. If you are interested in more information and exploring crash data throughout the county, please visit our crash dashboard at this link. Pasco County Crash Dashboard

Thank you for completing the survey! Please click the Submit button below to send us your responses and exit the survey. We appreciate your input in making Pasco County’s roads safer for everyone.