Round Two Survey is now Live!

We would like to ask your preferences about possible modifications to the Pacific Coast Highway (PCH).  As a partner with the City of Malibu, Caltrans is studying how to increase safety and to improve conditions for pedestrians, bicyclists, and people riding the bus. Your answers to these questions will help shape the outcome of this study.

In pursuit of the goals of this study, choices and trade-offs may need to be made. The following questions will help us understand what trade-offs you would like to see.

There are five primary types of environments that PCH in Malibu runs through. Each of them may have a different cross section.  For each  of these, please choose your top preferences as to what you would like the road to have.  The options are reflect responses from our round one workshops and survey.  All responses will be kept anonymous. 

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Do you live on PCH?

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What is your affiliation with PCH in Malibu?

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Submit a comment about this Study.

Concept 1A: 4 lanes, 2-way protected bike lane (a bike lane with a physical barrier separating bicyclists from motor vehicle traffic), parking on both sides

Concept 1B: 4 lanes, 2-way protected bike lane (a bike lane with a physical barrier separating bicyclists from motor vehicle traffic), parking on one side, sidewalk on the other side

Concept 1C: 4 lanes, 2-way protected bike lane (a bike lane with a physical barrier separating bicyclists from motor vehicle traffic), median, parking on one side, sidewalk on the other side

Concept 1D: 4 lanes, 2-way protected bike lane (a bike lane with a physical barrier separating bicyclists from motor vehicle traffic), center-turn lane, parking on mountain side, sidewalk on the other side

Concept 1E: 4 lanes, colored bike lane (a bike lane colored in green to make it more visible) on both sides, center turn lane, parking on both sides

Concept 1F: 4 lanes, protected bike lane (a bike lane with a physical barrier separating bicyclists from motor vehicle traffic) on both sides, center median, parking on beach side

Concept 1G: 4 lanes, protected bike lane (a bike lane with a physical barrier separating bicyclists from motor vehicle traffic) on both sides, parking on both sides

Concept 1H: 4 lanes, buffered bike lane (a bike lane with a painted hatched out area separating the bike lane from the travel lanes) on both sides, parking on both sides

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Type 1: 4 lanes, center-turn lane, housing on both sides.
Example: Las Flores Canyon Road to Carbon Canyon Road
The following show possible cross sections. We'd like to know which of these you prefer.

Type 1: 4 lanes center-turn lane housing on both sides. Example: Las Flores Canyon Road to Carbon Canyon Road The following show possible cross sections. We d like to know which of these you prefer.

(Please choose as many of your top preferences as you like)

(Please leave us comments on your prefer cross sections of this area)

Concept 2A: 4 lanes, colored bike lane (a bike lane colored in green to make it more visible) on both sides, delineators (a series of devices that separate travel lanes and prevent turning movements across them), parking on housing side

Concept 2B: 4 lanes, colored bike lane (a bike lane colored in green to make it more visible) on mountain side and protected bike lane (a bike lane with a physical barrier separating bicyclists from motor vehicle traffic) on the beach side, delineators, parking on housing side

Concept 2C: 4 lanes, 2-way protected bike lane (a bike lane with a physical barrier separating bicyclists from motor vehicle traffic), delineators (a series of devices that separate travel lanes and prevent turning movements across them), parking on the housing side

Concept 2D: 4 lanes, colored bike lane (a bike lane colored in green to make it more visible) on mountain side, delineators (a series of devices that separate travel lanes and prevent turning movements across them), parking on both sides

Concept 2E: 4 lanes, delineators (a series of devices that separate travel lanes and prevent turning movements across them), parking on both sides

Concept 2F: 4 lanes, sidewalk on the beach side, delineators (a series of devices that separate travel lanes and prevent turning movements across them), parking on housing side

Concept 2G: 4 lanes, buffered bike lane (a bike lane with a painted hatched out area separating the bike lane from the travel lanes) on housing side, protected bike lane (a bike lane with a physical barrier separating bicyclists from motor vehicle traffic) on beach side, parking on both sides

Concept 2H: 4 lanes, colored bike lane (a bike lane colored in green to make it more visible) on both sides, delineators (a series of devices that separate travel lanes and prevent turning movements across them), parking on housing side

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Type 2: 4 lanes, center-turn lane, parking and housing on beach side, no housing on the mountain side.
Example: Topanga Canyon Boulevard to Las Flores Canyon Road
The following show possible cross sections. We'd like to know which of these you prefer.

Type 2: 4 lanes center-turn lane parking and housing on beach side no housing on the mountain side. Example: Topanga Canyon Boulevard to Las Flores Canyon Road The following show possible cross sections. We d like to know which of these you prefer.

Please choose as many of your top preferences as you like

Please leave us comments on your prefer cross sections of this area

Concept 3A: 4 lanes, landscaped median, protected bike lane (a bike lane with a physical barrier separating bicyclists from motor vehicle traffic) on both sides, parking on the beach side

Concept 3B: 4 lanes, landscaped median, protected bike lane (a bike lane with a physical barrier separating bicyclists from motor vehicle traffic) on both sides, parking on the beach side, sidewalk on both sides

Concept 3C: 4 lanes, landscaped median, 2-way protected bike lane (a bike lane with a physical barrier separating bicyclists from motor vehicle traffic), parking on the beach side, sidewalk on both sides

Concept 3D: 4 lanes, center-turn lane, colored bike lane (a bike lane colored in green to make it more visible) on both sides, parking on both sides, sidewalk on both sides

Concept 3E: 4 lanes, landscaped median, 2-way protected bike lane (a bike lane with a physical barrier separating bicyclists from motor vehicle traffic), parking on one side, sidewalk on both sides and outdoor dining area on the beach side

Concept 3F: 4 lanes, concrete median, protected bike lane (a bike lane with a physical barrier separating bicyclists from motor vehicle traffic) on both sides, parking on the beach side

Concept 3G: 4 lanes, landscaped median, 2-way protected bike lane (a bike lane with a physical barrier separating bicyclists from motor vehicle traffic), sidewalk on both sides

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Type 3: 4 lanes, center-turn lane, parking on both sides, housing/stores/restaurants on both sides.
Example: Carbon Canyon Road to Malibu Pier.
The following show possible cross sections. We'd like to know which of these you prefer.

Type 3: 4 lanes center-turn lane parking on both sides housing/stores/restaurants on both sides. Example: Carbon Canyon Road to Malibu Pier. The following show possible cross sections. We d like to know which of these you prefer.

(Please choose as many of your top preferences as you like)

(Please leave us comments on your prefer cross sections of this area)

Concept 4A: 4 lanes, landscaped median, protected bike lane (a bike lane with a physical barrier separating bicyclists from motor vehicle traffic) on both sides, parking on both sides, sidewalk on both sides

Concept 4B: 4 lanes, landscaped median, buffered bike lane (a bike lane with a painted hatched out area separating the bike lane from the travel lanes) on both sides, parking on both sides, sidewalk on both sides

Concept 4C: 4 lanes, landscaped median, protected bike lane (a bike lane with a physical barrier separating bicyclists from motor vehicle traffic) on both sides, parking on both sides, sidewalk on both sides

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Type 4: 4 lanes, median, mixed commercial on both sides
Example: Cross Creek Place to Webb Way
The following show possible cross sections. We'd like to know which of these you prefer.

Type 4: 4 lanes median mixed commercial on both sides Example: Cross Creek Place to Webb Way The following show possible cross sections. We d like to know which of these you prefer.

(Please choose as many of your top preferences as you like)

(Please leave us comments on your prefer cross sections of this area)

Concept 5A: 4 lanes, median, 2-way protected bike lane (a bike lane with a physical barrier separating bicyclists from motor vehicle traffic), parking on the beach side

Concept 5B: 2 lanes, median, protected bike lane (a bike lane with a physical barrier separating bicyclists from motor vehicle traffic) on both sides, parking on both sides

Concept 5C: 2 lanes, median, back-in angle parking on the beach side and parking on the mountain side, 2-way protected bike lane (a bike lane with a physical barrier separating bicyclists from motor vehicle traffic) on the beach side

Concept 5D: 4 lanes, median, protected bike lane (a bike lane with a physical barrier separating bicyclists from motor vehicle traffic) on both sides, parking on the beach side

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Type 5: 4 lanes, center turn lane, parking on both sides, no buildings on either side
Examples: Trancas Canyon Road to west city limits, Puerco Canyon Road to Sea Vista Drive.
The following show possible cross sections. We'd like to know which of these you prefer.

Type 5: 4 lanes center turn lane parking on both sides no buildings on either side Examples: Trancas Canyon Road to west city limits Puerco Canyon Road to Sea Vista Drive. The following show possible cross sections. We d like to know which of these you prefer.

(Please choose as many of your top preferences as you like)

(Please leave us comments on your prefer cross sections of this area)

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Which of the following most closely represents your opinion about the "National Park-Like" Option?
National Park-Like Option: This option would treat PCH in Malibu like some national parks where travel by bus is given some priority and a high level of convenience. Comfortable bicycling and walking would also be accommodated. The area has the Santa Monica Mountains Recreation Area which is part of the National Park system, along with a number of state parks and state beaches. This option would recognize the setting. It would require constructing a number of parking lots connected to shuttle buses, very frequent bus service, and bus stops at beaches and trail heads, as well as typical bus stops at schools, stores, restaurants, etc. Operating frequent bus service would require significant funding.

Which of the following most closely represents your opinion about the National Park-Like Option? National Park-Like Option: This option would treat PCH in Malibu like some national parks where travel by bus is given some priority and a high level of convenience. Comfortable bicycling and walking would also be accommodated. The area has the Santa Monica Mountains Recreation Area which is part of the National Park system along with a number of state parks and state beaches. This option would recognize the setting. It would require constructing a number of parking lots connected to shuttle buses very frequent bus service and bus stops at beaches and trail heads as well as typical bus stops at schools stores restaurants etc. Operating frequent bus service would require significant funding.

Please choose only one and leave us your comments

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Which of the following most closely represents your opinion about the Beach Access Option?
Beach Access Option: This option would add back-in angled parking on the beach side as well as protected bike lanes and a sidewalk connecting the parking to beach entrances. This option would be made possible by reducing the number of travel lanes from 4 to 2. It would consolidate parking on the beach side so people don't walk across the street without designated crossings. The angled parking would replace parking on the mountain side. The sidewalk would reduce the need for people to walk along PCH from parked cars at these locations. This option would be most feasible on the west side of Malibu where traffic volumes are relatively lower and the demand for 4 travel lanes lower.

Which of the following most closely represents your opinion about the Beach Access Option? Beach Access Option: This option would add back-in angled parking on the beach side as well as protected bike lanes and a sidewalk connecting the parking to beach entrances. This option would be made possible by reducing the number of travel lanes from 4 to 2. It would consolidate parking on the beach side so people don t walk across the street without designated crossings. The angled parking would replace parking on the mountain side. The sidewalk would reduce the need for people to walk along PCH from parked cars at these locations. This option would be most feasible on the west side of Malibu where traffic volumes are relatively lower and the demand for 4 travel lanes lower.

Please choose only one and leave us your comments

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Please tell us more about you.

Though the information asked is optional, providing it will help give more context to your input.

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Let us know approximately where you live.

Though optional, providing this information will help give more context to your input.