Overall Totals
- Total Responses = 82
- Web Post Views = 364
- Response rate = 23.56% [Response to Post View rate]
Questions and Responses
Q1. Do you think there should be controlled crossing on the A98 in Cullen Such as Pelican, Puffin, Toucan, and Pegasus crossings, that use traffic lights or other means to regulate when pedestrians can cross the road.
| Yes | 76 |
| No | 5 |
| Not Sure | 1 |
Q2. If you think there needs to be controlled crossing, where should they be?
| At Seafield Place junction | 39 |
| At the Square | 37 |
| Above Seatown | 31 |
| Other | 23 |
Other Locations:
Responses where other was selected have identified the following:
- Judy Lane’s / by Community Centre appears most frequently.
- Where the current traffic island is located by the Antique Centre and MacKays
- One response suggested by the Viaduct at the Royal oak
- Other suggestions that came up in the comments were around having a 20-mph zone to slow traffic down.
Q3. Are you?
| Resident | 70 |
| Tourist/Visitor | 11 |
| Not Stated | 1 |
Q4. Getting Involved. Would you be prepared to get involved with the campaign.
A number of people have offered to help with posters, deliveries, attending public meetings and being part of a focus group. The results of the survey will be discussed at the Community Councils meeting on Tuesday the 19th August @ 7pm in Deskford Halls, please feel free to attend.
A forward plan will be drawn up and those who have offered to help will be contacted. The notion of 2-mphzones was discussed at the Joint Community Councils of Morays meeting on the 14th August and there is a Moray wide initiative to implement 20-mph zones. Cullen main street would qualify, no decision has been taken it will go to public consultation.
A big thanks to all those who responded and provides comments to the survey.
Would love to see 20mph on Castle Terrace. The speed of some vehicles is unbelievable!
Moray Council have an initiative awaiting funding from the Scottish Government for 20-mph zones. We may be able to tap into this, but it may require a period of consultation with residents. Watch this space.