McKee Asking RI Residents To Take Transportation Safety Survey

RHODE ISLAND — Gov. Dan McKee has extended the deadline for the statewide Safe Streets for All (SS4A) survey and encouraged Rhode Island residents to make their voices heard.

The deadline was extended from Sept. 30 to Oct. 18. State officials said the survey is part of a public engagement campaign aimed at improving transportation safety for Rhode Islanders. McKee encourages residents from all participating communities to share their insights on safety concerns affecting streets, sidewalks, and bike paths.

"Safety is a top priority for everyone in Rhode Island, whether you're walking, biking, driving, or using public transit," McKee said. "This extended opportunity will allow more Rhode Islanders to have their voices heard and help shape our future transportation infrastructure. I urge residents to take the survey and contribute to making our streets safer for all."

The survey, available in English and 10 other languages, allows residents to provide feedback through multiple-choice and open-ended questions. Participants can also pinpoint specific areas of concern on an interactive map. Click here to complete the survey.

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