Have our road improvements made Rio Grande Ave. safer?

Improvements have been made along Rio Grande Ave. (between 33rd St. and W Gore St.) to help create a safer, more accessible corridor for everyone.

Now, we want to hear from the people who use it.

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A map of the Rio Grande Ave. Corridor
What do you think?

Tell Us About Your Experience

Transportation improvements are designed to make it easier and safer to get where you need to go. But the people who use a road every day can provide valuable insight into how those changes work in practice.

Your feedback can help identify:

  • Changes in how you experience the corridor
  • Improvements you've noticed while driving, walking, biking or using transit
  • Areas that may still feel difficult or uncomfortable to navigate
  • Concerns that may remain along Rio Grande Ave.
  • Opportunities for future transportation improvements
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Asking Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Rio Grande Ave. survey?
The Rio Grande Ave. survey asks people who use the corridor to share their experiences with transportation improvements made along Rio Grande Ave. in Orlando.

Why is my feedback important?
People who regularly travel along a corridor can provide valuable firsthand information about how transportation improvements are working. Your feedback can help identify what has changed, what is working well, and whether concerns remain.

Who can take the survey?
Anyone who travels along or spends time on Rio Grande Ave. can participate. Whether you live nearby, work in the area, drive through the corridor, walk, bike, or use transit, your experience is valuable.

What types of transportation can I provide feedback about?
The survey can address your experience traveling by car, bicycle, on foot, or by public transportation, as well as other ways you may travel through the corridor.

What if I still have concerns about Rio Grande Ave.?
That's exactly the kind of feedback we're looking for. If an area still feels difficult, unsafe, or inconvenient, use the survey to tell us where the concern is and, when possible, provide specific location details.

What happens to my feedback?
Survey responses provide information about people's experiences with the corridor and can help inform transportation planning and future improvements.

Who is MetroPlan Orlando?
MetroPlan Orlando leads transportation planning efforts in Orange, Osceola, and Seminole counties. The agency works with local governments, transportation agencies, community partners and the public to plan for the region's transportation needs.

Where can I learn more about transportation planning in Central Florida?
MetroPlan Orlando provides information about regional transportation plans, projects, funding, public engagement, and transportation research through its website. Its 2050 Metropolitan Transportation Plan establishes a long-range framework for transportation in the region, while its Transportation Improvement Program identifies transportation projects scheduled for funding over a five-year period.