First, we'd like you to think about what makes a storefront welcoming to all types of people—drivers, pedestrians, transit users, and bicyclists. When you arrive at a restaurant, cafe, or retail store, what are 1-3 things that make you feel welcome?

Which environment feels more welcoming from the street? What types of users does it welcome (drivers, pedestrians, etc...)?

Think about how welcoming the street is. How would you feel sitting outside in either of these environments?

In general, what are 1-2 things that make you feel comfortable when you’re crossing the street walking, bicycling, riding transit, or driving? Feel free to skip categories that don’t apply to you.

Do you feel comfortable crossing the street (walking, riding transit, bicycling and/or driving) on Wilshire Boulevard and La Cienega Boulevard? Why or why not? Feel free to skip responding to streets you don't have experience traveling on.

Which intersection seems most welcoming, visually interesting, and engaging?

Which intersection would you prefer to cross as a pedestrian?

Which intersection would you prefer to cross while riding a bicycle?

Which intersection would you prefer to cross while driving?

What are your first impressions of the sidewalks in the photos?

Do you think the existing sidewalks are comfortable for all users (wide enough, well-maintained, etc...)? Think about children, parents with strollers, older adults, and people with mobility issues.

If you could do one thing to improve the experience of walking on Wilshire Boulevard or La Cienega Boulevard, what would it be?

How often do you travel as a pedestrian along Wilshire Boulevard or La Cienega Boulevard?

What are your first impressions of the people riding bicycles in these photos? Do they look comfortable?

If you could do one thing to improve the experience of biking on Wilshire or La Cienega Boulevards, what would it be?

How often do you travel by bicycle along Wilshire Boulevard or La Cienega Boulevard?

Would you feel comfortable waiting for the bus at these bus stops? Why or why not?

Do you think these bus stops could be made more comfortable? If so, what are 1-3 things that would make waiting for the bus more comfortable? Think about yourself, as well as children, older adults, and people with mobility issues.

How often do you take the bus along Wilshire Boulevard or La Cienega Boulevard?

Which street trees do the best job at enhancing the comfort, shade, and walkability of the street?

How do street trees influence the way it feels to walk down the street? How important are trees to your experience of Wilshire Boulevard and La Cienega Boulevard?

If you wanted to take a break from walking down Wilshire Boulevard, which place would you pick?

Describe what you like about the place you picked. What are 1-3 things that make a place along the street comfortable for relaxing, gathering, or taking a break?

Beverly Hills is a community with a unique identity known around the world. Imagine stepping out of the future Metro Rail stations and looking around at the street and sidewalk. What streetscape amenities would make you feel like you are in Beverly Hills? Are there elements that could be added to make you feel like you are in Beverly Hills?

Imagine being a first-time visitor to Beverly Hills arriving by rail. When you exit the future Metro Rail stations, describe what signs or information would help you figure out where you are, where you need to go, and how you can get there.

Tell us about the noise levels on Wilshire Boulevard or La Cienega Boulevard. Which street usually generates the most noise, and where? Is it too noisy? Feel free to skip responding to streets you don't have experience traveling on.